The reorganization of the Wolters Kluwer Tax & Accounting business will enable the company to better serve firms that have small businesses as clients. And the combination of the organizations that offer the CCH-branded and TaxWise and ATX tax software lines will mean the company can better focus its development spending on all tax applications, Karen Abramson, CEO of Wolters Kluwer Tax & Accounting, said this week.

 Nonprofit vendor Blackbaud intends to re-enter the software reselling market next year. The Charleston, S.C.-based company outlined its plans recently during its Investors' Day. Blackbaud wants to use dealers to push its new cloud-based NXT line.

The Sage Group said its Sage 50 low-cost accounting products and its X3 manufacturing application led revenue growth in North America in fiscal 2015. That observation came as the company reported this week that it had the fastest rate of revenue growth worldwide for the year ended September 30 in eight years, with 4-percent organic revenue increases reported on this continent.