Sage has invested a great deal in the release of MAS 90 and MAS 200 version 4.4 to deliver another useful business reason for their customers to maintain their annual software subscription/maintenance agreements. As a part of their investment, they have made a tremendous effort to educate everyone about the benefits of the software and to their credit, the release was shipped on time. Now that it is in our hands, we’ve started our own testing and evaluation and will be sure to keep you updated.
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Sage has been quite vocal about the release of version 4.4 for MAS 90 and MAS 200, now scheduled for release on February 15.
Previously we shared the Pre-release Guide, a 40-page document covering every detail of the system enhancements planned for inclusion in the release. If you didn’t find the time to read each page, Sage has published What’s New in Sage MAS 90 and 200 4.4?, a more concise (5 pages) overview of the release.
Sage has also unveiled a Version 4.4 website and FREE What’s New in Version 4.4? Anytime Learning (click on the What’s New tab and log in or register), an audi0-visual walk-through of the enhancements.
With the pending release of MAS 90 and MAS 200 version 4.4, I thought it would be appropriate to direct your attention to the pre-release guide Sage issued in November 2009.
At 40 pages, it is a hefty document that outlines the features Sage’s development team is working to include. The final feature list will be included in the shipment with the official release notes.
As the Q1 2010 ship date approaches, we will highlight some of the features. You can also register for the upcoming webinar, What’s New in Sage MAS 90 and 200 Version 4.4 on February 9 by visiting the Sage Webcast Center.
Remember, with a current software subscription/maintenance agreement with Sage, version 4.4 will be shipped to you automatically.
What features are you looking forward to seeing with this release?
With all of the recent talk about the pending release of MAS 90 and MAS 200 version 4.4, I thought this was appropriate (sarcastic and jaded, but still appropriate).
via xkcd: a webcomic