The boss of North East FTSE100 company Sage says the software giant is poised to capitalise on a growing tide of SMEs turning to digitisation to counter the impacts of economic uncertainty.
Steve Hare, CEO of the accounting software giant, said firms emerging from the pandemic are tightening up processes and want the type of financial visibility that Sage products offered.
Speaking to BusinessLive following a robust set of half year results, in which the firm saw organic recurring revenue grow 8% to £866m, Mr Hare said those SMEs to make it through the pandemic felt resilient and were searching for efficiencies.