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DEACOM Course Aims to Unlock Financial Reporting for Manufacturers
Two-day program has users from the batch process and building component manufacturing industries learning how to create and run user-definable financial statements
Wayne, PA — August 18, 2008 — Enterprise resource planning (ERP) solution provider Deacom has announced the successful completion of its first Deacom University course, DEACOM Financial Statements, a two-day program that saw users from the batch process and building component manufacturing industries learning how to create and run user-definable financial statements, including balance statements, income statements and cash flow statements for corporate and divisional reporting.
After learning system concepts from a Deacom instructor on day one, participants spent the second day applying those lessons to their company's financial data via remote connectivity to their DEACOM System. The application structure of the DEACOM Financial Statements course allowed attendees to make strides in the financial management of their businesses, the solution provider said.
"We did such a fast implementation of DEACOM, seven weeks, that we had to hit the high points to get going and didn't get to financial statements," said Rob Raeke, controller of Sheridan, Ark.-based American Inks and Coatings. "After two days at Deacom University, I'm going home with completed financial statements and a better understanding of the system's functionality."
Rob Williams, president and CEO of Best Bilt Systems, of Byhalia, Miss., says he came to Deacom University because he needed to move additional financial information into DEACOM. "Now I expect to have it done this week," says Williams, who also plans to attend the DEACOM Material Requirements Planning (MRP) course in September.
Deacom University courses are held monthly at Deacom's headquarters in Wayne, PA, providing attendees with conceptual and practical knowledge in specific DEACOM functionality. Participants can earn continuing professional education (CPE) credits through the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA).
More information on the courses is available at the solution provider's Web site.
After learning system concepts from a Deacom instructor on day one, participants spent the second day applying those lessons to their company's financial data via remote connectivity to their DEACOM System. The application structure of the DEACOM Financial Statements course allowed attendees to make strides in the financial management of their businesses, the solution provider said.
"We did such a fast implementation of DEACOM, seven weeks, that we had to hit the high points to get going and didn't get to financial statements," said Rob Raeke, controller of Sheridan, Ark.-based American Inks and Coatings. "After two days at Deacom University, I'm going home with completed financial statements and a better understanding of the system's functionality."
Rob Williams, president and CEO of Best Bilt Systems, of Byhalia, Miss., says he came to Deacom University because he needed to move additional financial information into DEACOM. "Now I expect to have it done this week," says Williams, who also plans to attend the DEACOM Material Requirements Planning (MRP) course in September.
Deacom University courses are held monthly at Deacom's headquarters in Wayne, PA, providing attendees with conceptual and practical knowledge in specific DEACOM functionality. Participants can earn continuing professional education (CPE) credits through the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA).
More information on the courses is available at the solution provider's Web site.
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