BNET Industries
Last Fiscal Year Sales:$1.7M
- Private
- US
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Manufacturing Information Systems, Inc. (dba MISys, Inc.) was formed in 1977 with the charter to provide PC-based solutions to users who were not technically involved with their computers. In the course of many successful installations, the company developed a nation-wide reputation for its in-depth knowledge of business accounting applications, particularly in the area of manufacturing. The newfound expertise in PC-based accounting systems, led MISys to develop a manufacturing software product as an add-on to the ACCPAC Plus accounting series from ACCPAC International (AI), a division of Computer Associates International (CA). CA, headquartered in Islandia, New York, is the second largest independent software company in the world. CA's accounting products, ACCPAC Plus for DOS and ACCPAC Advantage for Windows are the best selling accounting packages worldwide. In 1983, MISys released its first version of MISys/DOS Manufacturing Inventory which provided multi-level bills of material, inventory control of raw materials and resources, and integrated purchasing capabilities. In 1985, MISys moved its corporate offices away from the Massachusetts minicomputer beltway to the Green Mountains of Vermont where it performs all of its software development, technical writing, production, training, sales, and support. Since that time, MISys has continually refined its MISys/DOS Manufacturing System and its strategic relationship with ACCPAC International. In 1996 MISys was selected as...
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P.S.S. MacphersonNumber of Employees 14
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NAICS Code All Other Business Support Services: 561499
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e-Banking - Are Banks Making the Most of It?
BNET
- 2003-02-25
Banks have to grapple with how to gain a prominent place in the world of electronic commerce. At the outset, many saw the Internet as merely another delivery channel, bringing greater flexibility, reduced costs (no need to install software at all of those end-users) and security risks. However, in some...
The Changing Landscape of Corporate e-banking: Larger Banks Are Driving the Rate of Change. Can the Rest Compete?
BNET
- 2003-02-25
Banking has made the Internet and associated developments a major issue for banks of all sizes and scale. Strategically, all banks are re-examining opportunities for adding value in an open environment. As the merger and consolidation frenzy remains unabated banks need to defend their positions and compete on the basis...
e-Banking -Are Banks Making the Most of It
BNET
- 2003-02-25
Banks have to grapple with how to gain a prominent place in the world of electronic commerce. At the outset, many saw the Internet as merely another delivery channel, bringing greater flexibility, reduced costs (no need to install software at all of those end-users) and security risks. However, in some...
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Board of Directors
| Name (plus bio) | Position |
|---|---|
| P.S.S. Macpherson | chairman |
| Organization | Position | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Misys, Inc. | chairman | Current |
| Close Brothers Group plc | Board of Directors | Current |
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