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About (The) R.M. Pawnyk Corporation
Established in
1981 as a consulting firm specializing in
IBM distributed processing systems, and then, as a reseller of RealWorld
accounting software, in 1996, the Company attained its' Preferred Reseller designation, the highest
level attainable from RealWorld Corporation. In 1999, the Company
was designated as a regional Authorized Training & Technology Center
(ATC). RealWorld Corporation was acquired in January, 2000 by Great
Plains Software, and the combined entity was then acquired a year later
by Microsoft Corporation to become the Microsoft Business Solutions (MBS)
division.
A
regional presence was established from 1996 - 2008. Customers quickly realized the
advantage of
partnering with someone who had a real interest in
their business success. The partner base expanded into
areas of New York, Kentucky, Texas, West Virginia, Mississippi and Iowa.
The Company attained its'
Microsoft certifications in March, 2001, and has a
Microsoft Certified Installation
Specialist (CIS), two Certified Accounting
Applications Specialists. Although the Company is
not actively selling the Microsoft Dynamics product line, it is
still supporting Dynamics Great Plains
in
Microsoft MSDE and Microsoft SQL versions;
Small Business Financials and the
Microsoft Great Plains Tools Suite. In
addition the company is providing support for
all versions of RealWorld Classic and
RealWorld Expertise.
In
today's highly competitive and volatile environment, accounting software is
still
a strategic business tool. But many new threats assail the stability of
any business doing electronic commerce. Although the world wide web has
become commonplace in most business, too many companies are betting the
farm and risking adverse financial impacts in this new risk laden
environment.
(The)
R.M. Pawnyk Corporation presents a new range of
professional services centered around corporate governance, risk
assessment/avoidance and security compliance. A person only needs to
turn on the evening news, open the paper or read relevant news feeds
where security breaches compromising identities, financial information,
credit/debit account information, medical insurance/histories, are being
reported daily. The yearly economic impact is in the hundreds of
billions of dollars, and places companies large and small, at risk for
poor or improper security protocols, causing significant discussions at
the executive and board levels.
Also,
many suppliers and business partners now do risk assessments on your
business. They have to know the potential impact on their business if a
supplier (you) is compromised and what damage to brand reputation,
customer loyalty and financial/legal exposure such an occurrence may
have.
If you
have concerns about how your corporate governance is structured, or the
ability of your business to identify, evaluate and mitigate risk, or
what impact a disaster may have on your ability to provide products or
services to satisfy your contractual obligations, you might consider
speaking with us. We encourage you to visit our SERVICES tab.
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