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OfficeBook Launches First Free Web-Based Business Management Suite

By Rahul Arora
TMCnet Contributor

OfficeBook Inc., a privately held software development firm, recently launched OfficeBooks, the first completely free web-based business management suite that enables manufacturing businesses to manage their day-to-day operations in the cloud. The solution allows the organizations to keep information all in one place and access it whenever required.

The most important feature of OfficeBooks is its free cloud computing approach. Unlike conventional business systems, the solution does not require any special hardware, software or IT staff to work. All it requires to work is the Internet. The solution is ideal for modern-day businesses where employees work from home, Internet cafes and offices.

"OfficeBooks really simplifies the transition to a well-designed business management system. The key to getting anything done in business is to take action," said John Hunter. "OfficeBooks is designed to generate action items automatically, based on your business situation. So no task gets overlooked or forgotten. Business people can shift their focus from building their IT infrastructure to building their business, and trust OfficeBooks to handle the details."

"OfficeBooks is a great tool for small and medium-sized businesses," said John Hunter, President and Founder of OfficeBook. "We have developed OfficeBooks based on our experience running a small, ISO 9000 registered high-tech manufacturing facility. Our system uses a simple set of core tools: contact management, sales orders, inventory control, purchasing, work orders, invoicing, file management,invoicing and cash flow. OfficeBooks is the ideal solution for companies looking to better manage their operations. It keeps everyone in the loop and focused on getting things done. Best of all, it is completely free with no upfront or ongoing costs."The OfficeBook product development team is dedicated to the development of software related to manufacturing automation and control. Initially part of LightMachinery Inc., leading manufacturer of high-power laser systems and precision optics, OfficeBook Inc. was spun out in 2008.

Rahul Arora is a TMCnet contributor. He has worked as an editor and freelance writer for several reputed organizations in India. To read more of his articles, please visit his columnist page.

Edited by Rich Steeves