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 Carbon Accounting Software Market Experiencing Huge Period of Growth
Despite the gridlock in Washington over climate change legislation, and one of the worst economic downturns in the last century, 2009 was a year of growth for the emerging Enterprise Carbon Accounting (ECA) software market. According to a research study recently released by Groom Energy Solutions, EnerNOC , IHS and SAP made acquisitions in the sector, software giants Computer Associates and Microsoft entered the market, and more than $46 million in venture capital was invested in ECA startup companies. Meanwhile, the number of corporations now disclosing greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) increased significantly in 2009 and Groom Energy predicts that ECA software purchases will increase 600 percent by 2011.
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 Small Food Manufacturers Cope with Safety and Quality Requirements on a Very Small Budget
From pasta to salsa, most food companies have fewer than 250 employees and average annual revenues often under $10 million annually. Small food manufacturers are companies that are not using Oracle or SAP. These are frequently users of Quickbooks. Still they need solutions that address some of the same issues faced by large food conglomerates. These smaller, often family owned businesses make up more than 90% of the total food processing marketplace.
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