February 2005

Regulators consider ways to make Section 404 of Sarbanes-Oxley less burdensome for small and midsize companies

Basel II's capital requirements could kill off short-term credit lines and make many loans more costly

Integrated absence management can bolster the bottom line

Adjusting BPM to suit middle market companies made it easier to implement for all companies

The strongest demand for finance software in 2005 will come from middle market companies, according to a survey by AMR Research Inc., a Boston-based technology ...

Insurers fire back, but renewal is in jeopardy

Few people can quibble with the spirit and intent of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. Admittedly, it was a response to what before 2001 would have been ...

Sabrix Inc. offers an automated tax management system at a price designed to suit small and midsize companies

As M&A heats up in 2005, midsize companies are prime targets

Some software products aim to improve data integrity and security for spreadsheets

McAfee Inc., a $936.3 million provider of computer security products that is based in Santa Clara, Calif., hired Eric Brown as its CFO and executive ...