The soft sell

Article Abstract:

The $550 million per year Australian accounting software market has seen sales fall as companies postpone technology spending. The resulting slump has resulted in falling stock prices for listed accounting software firms. MYOB has seen its shares fall dramatically as sales decreased from $122 million in 2000 to $68 million in 2001.

Australia, Prepackaged software, Software Publishers, Financial, Acctg Software Pkgs (Micro), Statistical Data Included, Finance, Financial software, MYOB Australia Proprietary Ltd.

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Programmed for survival

Article Abstract:

The predictions of a possible crash in the computer hardware industry, and growth in the software sector, are discussed. Falling sales of computers in the US and Australia and forecasts of a rise in software installations are examined.

Reports, Forecasts and trends, Compatible hardware, Compatibility (Computers)

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Programmed for survival

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the downturn which has occurred in the purchase of information technology equipment by business enterprises in 2001. The strength of the software sector is discussed.

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