Wings Infonet launches e-Biz suite
HYDERABAD: Wings Infonet Ltd., an IT solutions company, has launched Wings e-Biz suite and plans to expand business overseas. Addressing a press conference here, Director of the company, Ajay Gandhi, said the e-Biz suite had features such as ability to work in any major world language, MS Office integration and mobile device enablement. - Special Correspondent

Wings Launches biz software suite
Wings infonet Ltd has launched Wings e-Biz, a suite of business software products. Wings e-Biz works on current generation technology and offers wide scope, design,and features, the company said in a release.

The products has been designed for mid-sized business, which desire to automate systems beyond more book-keeping and want the computerised systems to help them manage their business better. The suite offers several products including accounting,inventory,payroll and fixed assets.

Wings Infonet unveils eBiz suite
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Hyderabad, Sept. 20 Software services and products company Wings Infonet Ltd has expanded its product offerings including the launch of a new eBiz suite.

From a start-up, the company has positioned itself to serve tiny, small and medium-sized enterprises and establishments, which are generally not covered by larger enterprise software makers.

The company has made inroads with its products in some of the large corporations such as ITC, Hindustan Lever Ltd, but continues to focus on 'smaller' firms.

Addressing a press conference here today, the Director of Wings Infonet, Mr Ajay Gandhi, and the Chief Architect of these products, Mr Kamlesh Gandhi, announced the launch of their Web-enabled eBiz suite that helps enterprises handle all that a company requires including accounting, payroll and asset management.

"Unlike traditional larger enterprise software companies, which offer strip down versions of their solutions to small and medium companies, we have designed this to suit the requirements of these companies. Therefore, it is faster and easier to deploy with multi-lingual capability and customisation features," Mr Kamlesh said.

The company's products cover Accounting software, which can be downloaded free, and other products for Retail, which has customers like Provogue, Food & Beverages for hospitality, Auto for auto dealers and workshop managers, Asset for fixed asset management, and Trade and S & D, a software for sales and distribution.

Wings e-Biz launches new products
Wings infonet Limited, a software products company, launched Wings e-Biz, a suite of business software products. Wings e -Biz on current generation technology and offers wide scope, great design, outstanding features and a rich user experience. It is designed for mid-sized businesses which desire to automate systems beyond mere book-keeping and want the computerised systems to help the manage their business better. The suite offers several products usable by business of all Kinds.

These products are for accounting and inventory, payroll, fixed assets, etc. The suite also offers special products for different industry verticals or special uses like retail, restaurants, automobile dealerships distribution management, etc. All products work by themselves, and also seamlessly inter grate with each other - thereby giving users the choice of computerising one or more areas of their business, when they desire to

Wings Infonet-New suite
wings infonet Limited,a Hyderabad-based software products company, has launched Wings e-Biz-a seamless integrated suite of business software products.

"The suite includes for the industry verticals like accounting, inventory, payroll, fixed assets, automobile and food and beverages. Unlike the traditional ERP systems, e-Biz products can be deployed within a few days.The software works in all world languages, enabling users to seamlessly change from one to another.

It is also multi-currency enabled, with currency enabled, with ability to encrypt data. " Each deployment typically costs anywhere between Rs 1 Lakh and Rs 5 Lakh," Ajay Gandhi, director of Wings Infonet, told mediapersons here.