Question
Write short notes on the following:
  1. Customised Accounting Software;
  2. Readymade Accounting Software.

Answer

  1. Customised accounting software.
The term 'Customised Software' means making changes in the ready to use software so as to suit the specific requirements of the user. Any readymade software can be changed according to the needs and specifications of the user. However, the cost of installation of customised softwares are high because the cost of change is to be paid by the user.
  1. Ready to use accounting software.
A variety of readymade softwares is available in the market. These softwares are for users at large and are not developed according to the requirements of any specific user. Most popular readymade softwares available in the market are Tally, Ex. Busy etc.

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