Friday, February 01, 2008

Technical Support for Tally 7.2 has been discontinued as on 31st Dec 2007

The current version Tally 9 Rel 2.1 is already two generations ahead of Tally 7.2 (in fact, Tally 8.1 itself is now over 19 months old, and also at the end of its supported life).

Advancements in technology today are fast paced. As you are aware, the current version Tally 9 Rel 2.1 is already two generations ahead of Tally 7.2 (in fact, Tally 8.1 itself is now over 19 months old, and also at the end of its supported life). 

With each generation change, our ability to sustain good quality support reduces - as key personnel remain focused on the newer technology platforms. In fact, even the tools required to create updates and releases are no longer available - and the ability to diagnose and repair problems found in older technologies becomes non-existent. For example, several minor problems discovered in Tally 7.2, after Tally 8.1 and Tally 9 were launched, have remained unresolved due to these constraints - even though these problems no longer exist in Tally 9.
We have always prided ourselves on working on next generation technology to deliver cutting-edge business solutions. As hardware and software platforms keep changing, the need to keep the product adapting to these changes becomes critical. Moreover, as the business environment and methods of doing business evolve, more and more work needs to keep happening to keep our solutions relevant for you.

These can only happen by continuously phasing out old technologies to make way for newer ones.


The consequences of continuing to use Tally 7.2

What should you do?
Switch to Tally 9 Release 2.1 (to know more about Tally 9 Release 2.1 click here).

Tally 9 Release 2.1 is INCREDIBLY FAST. Even if you have modest volume of data, or use only some minor features of Tally, this speed gain will give a great productivity boost to your company.

Tally 9 Release 2.1 also brings an exceptional ability to export ANY report into MS Excel format. This greatly eases your ability to work with reports in other environments, including sending reports for easy reading and editing by others.

Over and above this, Tally 9 Release 2.1 allows you to experience comprehensive Multi-User capabilities by adding Single User licenses on a LAN. This is a tremendous boon for small organizations (with just 2 or 3 occasional users), as well as executives who need a license of Tally on their laptop (earlier versions of Tally Single User would not work properly on a LAN environment – since it was designed to work on a single machine).

Basically, our endeavor to bring the benefits of the latest technologies to our users has enabled us to launch Tally 9. A network of teams in Tally has worked tirelessly on Tally 9 with customer feedback and extensive research. All this with a single goal of giving our customers, a dynamic and ever evolving Business Solution that is more stable, secure, having immensely enhanced performance and advanced features.

Now! Experience the amazing speed of new technology to power your business transactions,

Monday, October 15, 2007

Students earn Rs. 28 lakhs in Pragati - ‘Earn While You Learn’ programme

Tally India has announced that in view of an overwhelming response from students all over the country, the last date for registration for the Pragati ‘Earn While You Learn’ programme has been extended to November 30, 2007. Students who have registered for the programme have already earned over Rs. 28 lakhs. The registration was to close on October 18, 2007.

This gesture by Tally comes in the wake of massive registrations at over 1,100 Tally Academy centres. Besides students, the programme has drawn the interest of unemployed youth, homemakers, entrepreneurs and even accounting professionals.

The programme has not only helped thousands of students to earn money by using their social networking ability, but also enabled them to acquire industry-relevant skills. A notable aspect of the programme has been registrations by students from non-commerce streams, a reflection of the popularity of the accounting and financial courses in business education.

Many students had a word of praise for the programme, saying it had benefited them in many ways. Mr. Pramit Kotak, a student from Rajnandgaon in Maharashtra said, “Pragati made me realize what exactly I wanted to do. Thanks to the Pragati experience, I was able to decide which job sector I wanted to go into.” Miss. Mayuri Nag, working professional from Kolkata, said Pragati had given her an opportunity make use of her presentation and negotiation skills.

In their responses to a survey, students averred that Pragati helped them to gain confidence, develop initiative, improve creativity and enhance capacity to cope with pressure. They said the programme had prepared them to be flexible and communicative. It had given them an insight into various sectors and made them aware of the need to cultivate problem-solving ability for various business situations, students said.

“This milestone is a testimony to the entrepreneurial spirit of Indian students and proves that students have been able to apply their knowledge of Tally in a profitable way,” Avinash Gupta, CEO, Global Education and Training Business, Tally (India) Private Limited, said. “The impressive response to the programme and kindling of entrepreneurial spirit among students is indeed a significant trend for the country. The proven performance in the marketplace points to the huge popularity of Tally and its dominant position as a business accounting & inventory management software. Pragati is expected to significantly contribute to fulfilling the demand for certified accounting professionals,” Mr. Gupta added.

Tally, which aims to reach out to a million students across the country through Pragati,has deployed a field force of over 5,500 people for implementing the programme. The Tally field force has been able to interact with close to 1.25 lakhs students across the country till today.