12 Reasons Not To Delay

The Senior Service Manager To ServiceShop Upgrade Decision Any Longer

The time has come to move your business out of the Stone Age...

If you are struggling with this decision, perhaps it might be mildly comforting to know that you're not alone. Indeed, as of 7/04, many Senior Service Manager users have already upgraded - including hard core Senior Service Manager enthusiasts - who have seen the light and drank the Kool-Aid. However, as of 7/04, there still remains a number steadfast group of Senior Service Manager loyalists who would rather fight than switch management systems, no matter what it might be or who created it.

But as time goes on, as Senior Service Manager becomes more and more obsolete, and as GenesisFour's flagship product becomes more and more technologically advanced, the time has come for even the die-hards to take another look at the product that will, sooner or later, replace every last remaining Senior Service Manager system that's still out there. ServiceShop is Senior Service Manager's rightful successor; it has donned its cape and crown, and has seated itself properly at the GenesisFour the throne.

And with all that's happened in the past 10 years, not only at GenesisFour and within ServiceShop, but in the software community as well, the fact of the matter is that holing yourself up in the Senior Service Manager camp like a rebel fighting for a lost cause just no longer makes any sense. You may as well try to insist that the world continue to use Underwood mechanical typewriters and adding machines and boycott Microsoft Word and Excel.

Sooner or later, dated technology gets retired, and newer, better, faster technology takes it's place. This is not something to reject; it's something to embrace. It's time to bring yourself up to speed, take a deep breath, swallow hard, and make the leap, and here are 12 irrefutable reasons why. In all likelihood, whatever your greatest concerns might be, they are addressed here, so please take the time to read through these pages - slowly please.