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Sylogist Ltd T.SYZ

Alternate Symbol(s):  SYZLF

Sylogist Ltd. is a Canada-based company, which provides software-as-a-service (SaaS) solutions. The Company provides enterprise resource planning (ERP), constituent relationship management (CRM), fundraising, education administration and payments solutions. It operates through three verticals: SylogistMission, SylogistEd, and SylogistGov. It refers its software solutions and related services for customers outside these three verticals as SylogistServices. SylogistGov offers three cloud-based solutions, such as SylogistGov ERP, tailored for local government needs; SAVIN, an advanced victim notification system, and Grants Manager, streamlining award and grant management processes. The SylogistMission caters nonprofits, non-governmental organization (NGOs), and faith-based organizations. SylogistEd offers enterprise resource planning (ERP) and student information systems. The Company offers Time Clock Now, a comprehensive SaaS solution for streamlining time tracking and scheduling.


TSX:SYZ - Post by User

Comment by wellheeledon Dec 03, 2022 8:07pm
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RE:RE:RE:BNN - recommended by David Barr today

RE:RE:RE:BNN - recommended by David Barr todayAgreed, they are different.  Didn't Sylogist try to sell itself a few years ago when it was trading at $12? Other than the current share price being much lower, what is different now?  
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