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10 Signs a Company Is Ready for a New Construction Accounting System

Here are 10 common signs that your business is ready for a full ERP system.
By Michael Mullin
October 9, 2019
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by Michael Mullin
Mike’s technology career spans more than three decades, during which he consistently has delivered positive business outcomes for his clients by leveraging industry advancements to improve operating results. He joined IBS in 2010 and has driven the organization’s continued strong regional success. His goal is to ensure that IBS’s clients are taking advantage of the technologies available while remaining secure and safe. His deep experience enables him to balance the challenge of growing while continuing to enhance the level of service IBS users have come to expect. Mike’s previous positions focused on property operations, construction and accounting with high-profile organizations including Yardi Systems, First Advantage/SafeRent and GEAC Computers. He has sat on the board of directors for the National Multi Housing Council and has held membership in the Supplier Council of the National Apartment Association. He attended Western Illinois University with a major in Business Administration.

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