Another year is almost gone, and today I would like to wish you all a very merry Christmas and a happy New Year!

Looking back

2010 has been a great year at e-conomic.

More than 15,000 companies chose e-conomic this year, and we now have more than 30,000 companies using e-conomic as their preferred accounting solution.

New products and solutions

On top of this, this year we have also introduced our Referral Partner Program and our iPhone App, we have adopted more than 40 medias/channels from which to offer service and support, produced more than 1,000 YouTube help videos in nine languages, and teamed with several major accounting firms including PricewaterhouseCoopers, KPMG and RSM Tenon.

Further enhancements and opportunities

But even more importantly, this year we introduced the first part of the New Journal (based on the New GUI).

Initial feedback from our customers testing the Journal has been as good as we hoped for.  On top of that, we have also introduced more than 150 small and large e-conomic system enhancements and upgrades.

And, last but not least, we also had a serious upgrade of our hardware which allows us to be more scalable, fast and secure than ever before.

You can read more about our successes and how we run e-conomic here.

Thank you for a great year, and Happy Holidays!

Thank you

This incredible year could not have been possible without the support of you – our incredible customers.

I’d like to welcome all of our new clients, and at the same time thank all of our loyal customers who have followed us for many years.

Thank you – not only for your enthusiasm and commitment – but also for spreading the word so energetically amongst friends and colleagues and for joining our Referral Partner Program.

To the year ahead

Check back next week when I look forward to what the New Year will bring here at e-conomic.

Hint: I suspect that it will be even greater and even more fun than 2010!

Happy Holidays everyone!!

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