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QuickBooks Multi User QuickBooks Server QuickBooks Remote Access

Published on August 25, 2011 By Les Murphy

Not all small businesses can afford QuickBooks Hosting. But, many businesses can’t afford not to. A small business must make a solid business case to spend $50 per user on Hosted QuickBooks. Make the business case and you too can spend many years using QuickBooks Pro, Premier, Accountant or Enterprise Solutions trouble free. If your [...]

Time To Chose A QuickBooks Hosting Provider

Published on May 22, 2011 By Les Murphy

If you are tackling a new QuickBooks server installation, consider this story line. Let me be honest with myself here. I would like to have a five user QuickBooks installation that allows me the same functionality as a commercially hosted QuickBooks setup, one that would run me $250 per month. Actually, I really want to [...]

Virtual QuickBooks Multi User Into The Cloud

Published on January 15, 2010 By Les Murphy

Extending our understanding of routine software tools such as QuickBooks Multi User sets the stage for us to profit from new technologies. Most of us know the QuickBooks icon well. Our common frame of reference allows us to explore over-used, over-hyped technology terms like virtual computing, virtualization, cloud computing, cloud services and the cloud, in [...]

QuickBooks Multi User On Terminal Server 2008 Decisions

Published on October 12, 2009 By Les Murphy

No question about it; if you can fit Microsoft Server 2008 with Terminal Services into your budget, QuickBooks Multi User will scale to thirty users and will function with incredible performance. But first, you will need to do some soul searching and answer several important questions before you plan to deploy. Can you comfortably place [...]

QuickBooks Multi User On A Wireless Network

Published on September 23, 2009 By Les Murphy

I’ve just completed a seriously fast 802.11n wireless network deployment. With throughput in the neighborhood of 144 megabits per second, it stands to reason that businesses should expect VOIP and application performance over this type of network. With the exception of endpoint hardware deployment, businesses tend to see no difference between 100mb wired or 100mb [...]