Horizon Technology Share Discussion Threads

[adriand] 11/12/2001 21:53

Another Dublin based co in trouble.

[mad trader] 11/12/2001 20:44

dont kid yourselves this will fall heavy again tomorrow.

[irresponsible] 11/12/2001 20:09

Looks like you're right.
Just looks good.

[colinscarr] 11/12/2001 19:14

Almost ALL buys today - no big sell.

Roll on tomorrow... the company is cash generative ... well positioned for the recovery in the market over the coming months.

[irresponsible] 11/12/2001 14:38

There must be a big sell coming through - just have to wait to see how big!

[colinscarr] 11/12/2001 13:28

37% Fall - but the RNS is not that bad - get in now, it's gonna bounce ...

[skidaddle] 26/11/2001 18:52

Well the AGM was today, and although the stock was down 4.2% on 4264 trades on the SE. The stock finished up 8.24% on 34000 trades on the ISE. I think they are open longer than us. +2 hours GMT?. Anyway the AGM may have had some positive comments made. We will see tomorrow I suppose.

Ski

[skidaddle] 04/11/2001 13:11

Although there were no trades on the LSE, there may have been some on the ISE (Irish Stock Exchange). This stock has a dual listing.

Skidaddle

[scrimgeon] 01/11/2001 21:11

They're at it again. 8% rise on no trades

[jasey3] 21/10/2001 04:24

HI GUYS CHECKOUT EINSTEIN TV EPIC EIC ,,THIS BABYS FLYING

[pinkle] 19/10/2001 00:35

MM are out of stock.

[pinkle] 18/10/2001 13:10

Dublin, 18th October, 2001 - Fusion Business Solutions, a leading IT consulting company, has been selected as the sole implementation partner by Irish Health Agencies to roll out the first phase of the SAP HR system to the Western Health Board. Fusion Business Solutions has already worked on the PPARS project (Personnel, Payroll, Attendance and Recruitment System), a specific project team established by a consortium of health boards and voluntary hospitals, to implement the first phase of the SAP HR system in six other health boards and hospitals throughout Ireland. This is currently one of the largest SAP HR projects in Europe.

Commenting on the implementation contract Martin McFadden, Sales and Marketing Director, Fusion Business Solutions said "While attracting, retaining, and motivating the best people is important, organisations today also need to demonstrate that their HR strategies and solutions add value to the quality of service they provide. The SAP based HR solution will facilitate better resource management within the Health Service. Also, it will assist in delivery of consistent application of personnel policy in the Health Service. We are very pleased to continue our partnership with the Irish Health Service on this significant National project."

Fusion has previously assisted in other SAP HR Implementations in the Irish Health Service, which include five other health boards and one voluntary hospital. This includes the Eastern Regional Health Authority, North Western Health Board, North Eastern Health Board, Mid-Western Health Board, Midland Health Board, Western Health Board and St. James Hospital. Fusion also has an application support contract with the PPARS SAP HR Customer Competence Centre, which supports all the existing SAP HR installations in the health service.

"The importance of streamlining essential HR management processes can't be underestimated. Our challenge was how to provide a system that would enhance the Human Resources service within the health service. While this is the first step in our project it is vital to establish a solid foundation before moving the project forward." said Tony Reilly, National Project Director PPARS. "Through our work with Fusion Business Solutions we have been able to achieve this, implementing an expandable HR system. Fusion's implementation expertise and knowledge coupled with their ability to build a strong relationship with our internal team members has proved very important in the success of the project to date."

[scrimgeon] 17/10/2001 11:08

Bid just raised again on no trades. Guess you are right steady .... MMs need some..........

[scrimgeon] 17/10/2001 10:09

No further trades registered but now up 14.9%........

[steadyeddy] 17/10/2001 09:39

Horizon Tech now up 11.5% on 1k buy. There is probably a large undisclosed buy in the wings.

[steadyeddy] 17/10/2001 09:22

Horizon Tech only up 3.4% ready to join the party? I hold.

[steadyeddy] 15/10/2001 09:37

Horizon technology group tipped in Sunday Business by head of Gartmore Smaller Companies. Market cap 22m turnover 250m. Low debt and unused banking provisions.

[sreed] 08/10/2001 07:48

Anyone have a forecast, started to motor on Friday.

[neil_mcclellan] 14/8/2001 11:29

Anyone have any views on this one..?

Surely it's worth more than 33m..?

[aquila] 14/8/2001 00:36

Short anyone ?

[peter shone] 20/7/2001 12:33

www.horizon.ie

Any interest in this lot? Down to 70p ish now. Forecasts remain positve and now offer potentially a very low pe company.

Any opinions?

[derek wild] 23/3/2000 00:23

ADVFN NewsWire (12:20) - Horizon Technology Group today launched a new subsidiary, iFusion, which will specifically target the Irish and UK markets for Application Service Provider services, in conjunction with SAP, the world's leading provider of Enterprise Resource Planning software. IFusion's initial offering is aimed at high-growth companies, particularly in the technology sector in the UK and Ireland.

Samir Naji, chief executive of Horizon, said: "Our focus is on high end application hosting for high-growth technology companies, including new internet companies, whose back-office applications need to have broad functionality and be able to scale quickly. Our many years of experience in the ERP and network integration space means that we are uniquely positioned to take advantage of this very exciting market opportunity."

The market for ASP services is forecast to grow very strongly over the next couple of years, driven by faster implementation schedules, reduction of IT overheads and optimising alignment with fast-growth business models through greater lexibility.

"Horizon's i-Fusion service line will allow high-growth technology companies to get access to the breadth of SAP's functionality very quickly and inexpensively," stated Will O'Brien, business unit manager for SME of SAP UK. "This is a very important market for SAP and complements SAP's overall strategy in this area. We intend to work closely with Horizon."

Horizon is a leading internet services business, specialising in internet infrastructure and e-business consultancy and training. The company is listed on the London and Dublin Stock Exchanges.




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[derek wild] 23/3/2000 00:21

ADVFN NewsWire (12:20) - Horizon Technology Group today launched a new subsidiary, iFusion, which will specifically target the Irish and UK markets for Application Service Provider services, in conjunction with SAP, the world's leading provider of Enterprise Resource Planning software. IFusion's initial offering is aimed at high-growth companies, particularly in the technology sector in the UK and Ireland.

Samir Naji, chief executive of Horizon, said: "Our focus is on high end application hosting for high-growth technology companies, including new internet companies, whose back-office applications need to have broad functionality and be able to scale quickly. Our many years of experience in the ERP and network integration space means that we are uniquely positioned to take advantage of this very exciting market opportunity."

The market for ASP services is forecast to grow very strongly over the next couple of years, driven by faster implementation schedules, reduction of IT overheads and optimising alignment with fast-growth business models through greater lexibility.

"Horizon's i-Fusion service line will allow high-growth technology companies to get access to the breadth of SAP's functionality very quickly and inexpensively," stated Will O'Brien, business unit manager for SME of SAP UK. "This is a very important market for SAP and complements SAP's overall strategy in this area. We intend to work closely with Horizon."

Horizon is a leading internet services business, specialising in internet infrastructure and e-business consultancy and training. The company is listed on the London and Dublin Stock Exchanges.




dw