WAYNE, PA – July 7, 2010 - Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software solution provider Deacom, Inc. has launched a new social networking group for all DEACOM users. The DEACOM User Group, available via LinkedIn, is a free, collaborative forum developed to facilitate ongoing user communication regarding the DEACOM Integrated Accounting and ERP Software System, industry issues, news, best practices, and more.
As the producer of an inventory control ERP package specifically designed for mid-to-large sized food and beverage manufacturers, Deacom promotes open communication between users and Deacom technical support personnel. The user group is the latest Deacom customer support forum, in addition to the existing Deacom User Conference and DEACOM University.
The DEACOM User Group allows its members to:
- Easily follow popular discussions and create new discussions
- Discover and post to specific discussions of interest
- Keep up-to-date on company news through the linked Deacom RSS feed
- Join subgroups within the DEACOM User Group for smaller, industry- or function-specific discussions
"Our customers expressed an interest in connecting with one another during our user conference this past May," says Jay Deakins, president of Deacom. "We're happy to report that, one month later, our customers now have an online vehicle to do so."
All DEACOM users are welcome to send a request to join the DEACOM User Group at www.linkedin.com. A LinkedIn account is required to join the group, and requests are verified prior to acceptance.
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