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Sage software supports better business management, especially in companies transitioning from old-fashioned hierarchical structures to a more team-based style of management.

The key is found in Sage ERP products. Sage software such as Sage 300 provides information from all corners of your business to the employees, empowering everyone with better, accurate, and timely facts about different areas of accounting, finance, and operations. This empowerment provides the basis for change, a shift from hierarchical leadership which relies on information disseminated from the top-down to a flatter, more egalitarian leadership style.

SMEs (small, medium-sized enterprises) face many challenges when it comes to competing on the global stage. Your software, however, shouldn’t be one of them. With Sage software, you can close the gap between your small or mid-sized business and the "big guys" competing on the global stage. Enhanced productivity, profitability, and cost management can all work to your advantage to make your business more competitive against others.

4 Tips for a New Sage ERP Project

Small and midsized businesses in manufacturing, packaging, distribution and other industries have counted on Sage ERP systems for many years. Software like Sage 300 has enabled businesses to grow and thrive through improved productivity and lower costs.

Sage ERP is one of the leading enterprise resource planning software systems for a good reason. Sage takes emerging trends very seriously and uses trends in conjunction with customer feedback to build better, faster, and more efficient products. Sound familiar? That’s probably how your company works, too.

Trends can emerge from any industry. Trends from the world of finance such as blockchain, for example, are now making their way into other industries where secure transactions are essential. Someday you may purchase your home over the internet thanks to blockchain technology. It’s just one example of how emerging trends from one industry are shaping what’s happening in other industries.