TSG tops Sage league

TSG wins Sage 200 partner of the year award from Sage for the third consecutive year

Above picture: (Right to left) Brendan Flattery - Sage General Manager MMD, Jim Henderson - TSG Sales Director, and Paul Stobart - Sage UK MD.

At this week's Sage Visions Conference at the Sage Gateshead, TSG was once again recognised as the UK's leading Sage 200 product Business Partner.

Sage 200 is a leading mid-market Accounts and CRM solution used by thousands of businesses across the UK.

The Sage 200 award is a fiercely contested category and TSG is the only Sage Business Partner to have received this prestigious award on three consecutive occasions.

David Stonehouse, TSG Chief Executive said, "We are delighted to win the Sage 200 award again this year. It is a great achievement and important recognition for all of the hard work that our staff put in to providing the highest levels of service to our Sage users."

"Sage is an important part of our business and it is particularly pleasing to see two successful North East businesses working closely together on a national strategy - we now have thirteen regional service centres from Aberdeen to Southampton providing quality local support to over 1,000 Sage users. We have ambitious growth plans for the future and Sage is one of the foundation stones of these plans".

On presenting the award, Sage (UK) General Manager, Business Partner & Corporate MMD, Steve Attwell, commented, "We are delighted to present this award to TSG. Their success is due to a passion for outstanding customer service. My congratulations go to all involved." Emphasising the value which Sage puts on its relationship with its business partners, Attwell continued, "Our Business Partners are immensely important to us and companies such as TSG are leading the way in their field. We look forward to working together with them in the future for mutual benefit and growth."

TSG is staging a number of informative seminars to show how modern business software can add value to a business, particularly in a tough economic climate. Focus is given to how companies can improve management information, control debt, work smarter, reduce waste, optimise customer service and safeguard a competitive edge.