Take Control of the Change Management Process! Project Management is one of those catch-all phrases, like ‘marketing,’ right? Everyone knows what Project Management generally means, everyone thinks they generally know […]
Please join the Ledgerwood Associates (LAI) team in congratulating Ed on 40 years of representing and supporting the Sage/Timberline family.
LAI has been a long-time resource for free and pay-for Sage software classes and networking events!! Two years ago, we organized our event and training into user-friendly categories: LiveWire –affordable, […]
It only happens every three years that the construction world converges at CONEXPO-CON/AGG, but when it does – its a big, BIG show. This year, 2014, there are approximately 2,400 […]
So, currently, we have desktop + software + mobile + apps + cloud as construction platforms and channels. We can send timecards from the field to the back office, we […]
Common upgrade mistakes If your company is considering launching the New Year with shiny, upgraded Sage 300CRE software (formerly Timberline Office) —now is the time to start for a successful […]
Paperless approval and routing systems are hardly new. Workflows and routing are common business processes that have become routine. For Sage 300 CRE (formerly Timberline) there is a solution that […]
Everyone knows selecting and implementing construction accounting software can be a bear, right? Well, you can tame that beast by using the Professional Services Group (PSG) from Ledgerwood Associates to […]
Have you been on the fence, waiting for just the right time to purchase Sage 300 Construction and Real Estate (formerly Timberline Office) for the new year? Not to scare […]
“We honor Ledgerwood Associates for their hard work and their focus on our mutual customers, which has earned them the Sage North America President’s Circle Award,” said Tom Miller, VP of Channel Management for Sage. “Congratulations to the entire team Ledgerwood Associates for this accomplishment, and we wish them continued success in the coming years.”
