Norwegian business software
Mamut
has pledged continued support for accounting software from
MYOB,
following its purchase of the UK business division for £1.7m.
The software includes that from
DOSH,
a company MYOB bought two years ago. Mamut will continue to use the MYOB (short
for Mind your own Business) and DOSH brands, according to a company statement
today.
Existing code will be used as the basis of future MYOB products in the UK.
The Australian and New Zealand arms of MYOB retain their right to the code in
those countries.
But MYOB users in the UK will be offered a free migration to a
software-with-services product Mamut plans to introduce within a few months.
The accounting division of MYOB UK was bought two weeks ago by
Wolters Kluwer Law &
Business. It gains some MYOB practice-management software but most of the
product line goes to Mamut.
Alan Moody, UK head of Mamut UK, said he was very pleased with the MYOB deal.
"It will put us among the top five in the country and will put us in a better
position to serve our customers."
Mamut said in a statement: '"With small businesses at particular risk from an
economic slowdown, they are under increasing pressure to find improved ways to
manage the efficiency and accuracy of accounting and business processes.
"The combination of Mamut, known for innovation in small business solutions
and MYOB, with 50,000 active UK customers, will see new online capabilities
delivered to the UK small business community to address this need."
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