Twinfield
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Twinfield is an online financial accounting package for small and medium enterprises, produced and maintained by Twinfield International, based in The Netherlands.[1] In 2007, an article in SME Blog stated Twinfield was "the No 1 Online Accounting System in Europe" [2] and is used by over 15,000 subscribers in 20 countries.[3]
The software is based on the Software as a service (SaaS) ideology. Because of the SaaS design, accounts can be accessed and analysed through any internet connection and the software is maintained by the provider, not the subscriber. [4]
In 2005 Twinfield International received an Export Connection Award from Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs recognising the company's international focus and innovation.[5]
[edit] References
- ^ official website
- ^ http://www.sme-blog.net/sme_blog/online_accounting/index.html SME Blog
- ^ Irish Internet Association article
- ^ Accountancy Age 23 Jan 2006: "Savings see accountants move online"; Accountancy Age, 27 Jul 2006: "SME technology special: death of the spreadsheet".
- ^ (Dutch) ComputerPartner, 25 November 2005: "Exportprijs voor aanbieder online administratie".
