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UK accounting software firm looks to Asia
London-based accounting software company Kashflow have announced their expansion into the Singapore market with cloud-based accounting software.
The firm will become a recommended supplier of communications group SingTel, the largest comms company listed on the Singapore Exchange.
SingTel is developing a hub for SMEs looking to adopt cloud solutions to gain a competitive advantage, and Kashflow’s software aims to simplify accounting processes for small business owners.
Melioris, a financial IT solutions company across Asia, and headquartered in Singapore will partner with Kashflow to support services.
Duane Jackson, CEO and founder of KashFlow, says, “This is an exciting time for KashFlow, it’s the first time we have explored markets beyond the UK and the Singapore marketplace presents a great opportunity to expand our client base.
“Adapting our accounting solution has been incredibly straightforward due to English being an official language in the country.
“Our partners in Singapore benefit from a feature rich, simplified accounting software product, which has an already proven track record here in the UK.
“This move is the first stepping stone in our strategic plans to grow KashFlow on an international scale; in 2012 we are looking to continue the roll-out of our product into Malaysia.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Tom Keighley .
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