Sage Summit Gets a new Tech Take Purpose

Monday, August 24, 2015 Print Email

The 2015 Sage Summit glazed a new purpose for the company after hiring Stephen Kelly as the CEO for accounting and payroll software providers in November last year. The roll out of a new cloud based solution persisted at spring.

Kelly proceeded with the root of this latest direction in his opening keynote instructing the 7,000 attendees that Sage needed customers for a lifetime. The company will continue introducing the latest cloud offerings while pacifying the legend customers by not getting rid of desktop solutions and in order to serve the wide range of small and medium micro enterprises.

Sage executives continue to have a short span of life cycle within the company. Nevertheless, just some few weeks to the conference, Brad Smith, one of the World’s EVP in customer experience left the company. Smith came in as customer service EVP in July 2012 before moving to the international position only five months ago when the company expanded and globalized several executive titles.

His exit was the latest in a series of company exits including the one of the CEO of Sage North America. The executive shift started off Kelly’s tenure and brought back the previous president of the company who came back in June to take the role of Sage president of North America on interim basis.

Even as the Summit market the major introduction of Kelly to the Sage customers, ISVs and partners, the reaction was received favorably and the good vibe was kept moving with a fascinating keynote and a dining offer. Kelly also upheld a continuous presence on the floor by hosting customer queries and responses and circulating them around press centers and booths.

Besides leading the conversation, Kelly clarifies the company strategy which greatly relies on acquisition of clients across the globe while at the same time update the solutions of premises for some of the existing base. In a briefing of the press, Kelly also gave answers to the performance burden attesting that he did not look at prices of stocks in favor of delighted investors. Sage announced that in Q3, organic revenue went up by 7.5 %.

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Source: ReadyRatios

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