As a result of continued demand for Enable's software development service, and consistent revenue growth, Enable will be exhibiting at two key events at Warwick University in May. The first is the Warwick Summer Careers Fair on Tuesday 8th May.

Enable's CEO Denys Shortt recently wrote an article for BBC News on his top tips for business survival. Denys Shortt is a former England under-21 hockey player, an entrepreneur and founder of DCS Europe plc and Enable Software, employing nearly 300 people. He is also chairman of the Coventry & Warwickshire Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP).

Judges have praised the outstanding quality of entries received for the inaugural Touch FM Pride of Stratford Awards 2012 with DCS. After hours of deliberation, the judging panel confirmed the nominees who are in the final reckoning for an award. The ceremony, created and hosted by Touch FM (Stratford's local radio station), will be presented at a glittering event in Stratford upon Avon on 17th February 2012. The night will reflect and recognize the best that Stratford District has to offer.

Enable's CEO, Denys Shortt was featured in the Daily Mail this week, in an article about Denys's role as chairman of Coventry and Warwickshire LEP. The Mail's article is shown below. Denys is chairman of Coventry and Warwickshire LEP, one of the first such bodies to be approved by the Government.

Enable has been a pioneer of Internet applications since its inception 12 years ago. We quickly recognised that physically installing software on every PC in an organisation was not the way forward, as upgrades need to be carried out individually on each computer, computer-specific problems can be encountered, and users can only work on the specific PCs that have the software installed.

On a star studded evening of entrepreneurs in London—including James Caan, Julie Meyer and Will King—the Growing Business Awards celebrated the best of British Business. A new award for ‘Local Hero of Enterprise’ was won by Denys Shortt, Enable's CEO and Chairman of the Coventry & Warwickshire Local Enterprise Partnership.

Barclays Corporate has extended banking facilities of £19m to DCS Europe—Enable's parent company. DCS Europe is the UK market leader of sales and distribution of health, beauty and household brands. As a result, the business has moved its' banking operations to Barclays Corporate in recognition of the bank's support for its ambitious growth plans.

With the continuously growing need to access applications and data on the move, consumer products such as iPhone and Android powered devices are increasingly being used to meet business requirements. We can provide you with your own company App Store, and develop applications once that work across Android, Blackberry and iOS as well as desktop computers and web browsers without having to be written multiple times.

With annual sales in excess of £130 million, DCS is one of Europe's largest distributors of health and beauty products. Under the direction of founder Denys Shortt, the company has witnessed unprecedented growth over a period of seventeen years since it was established in 1994. DCS supplies over 30,000 retailers and 500 wholesalers in the United Kingdom and exports to 70 countries worldwide.

As a leader in developing retrospective rebate and overrider management systems, Enable was delighted to exhibit at eWorld Purchasing & Supply 2011. The event—held at the QEII Conference Centre in central London—focused on leading-edge technologies and techniques within the procurement and supply chain functions. Enable gave a presentation at the event describing how our clients maximise revenue from complex rebate agreements.

Enable's CEO, Denys Shortt is Chair of the Coventry and Warwickshire Local Enterprise Partnership. He was interviewed this week on ITV News following the National Local Enterprise Summit in Coventry & Warwickshire which was attended by David Cameron. “There is a good buzz around our new Coventry & Warwickshire Local Enterprise Partnership,” explains Denys.

As a leader in developing retrospective rebate and overrider management systems, Enable is delighted to be exhibiting at eWorld Purchasing & Supply. The event focuses on leading-edge technologies and techniques within the procurement and supply chain functions.

The NEC Group is the Birmingham-based venue management company that operates four world-class venues: The National Exhibition Centre, The International Convention Centre, the LG Arena and The National Indoor Arena. The Group also operates national ticketing agency The Ticket Factory and award-winning, prestige caterer Amadeus.

Watch the Enable team introduce the software development services provided to our business clients. With Enable, clients gain serious competitive advantage from software fine-tuned to their needs. Starting with our unique requirements analysis methodology through to application management, hosting and support, Enable provides the complete solution.

Whether through business acquisition, merger or demerger, significant restructuring of any organisation presents opportunities to reinvigorate process and champion best practice. What's more, if implemented correctly, considerable time and cost efficiencies can be achieved.

So, feeling as hungry as ever and to mark our 10th anniversary we recently carried out a survey of our many clients, old and new, to gauge their thoughts on all aspects of our business.

Enable are pleased to announce that we will, once again, be attending the highly successful FD Networking Forum organised by UK based events company, Richmond Events. The three day forum will take place later this year (13–16 October) aboard the P&O flagship vessel, Arcadia.

XLVets, one of the UK's leading veterinary groups, has created improved purchasing insight and business process efficiencies, thanks to a new, bespoke purchasing information system. Whilst tailored to meet XLVets' specific needs the underlying efficiencies would apply for a spectrum of sectors from pharmacies to agro-chemical suppliers.

IT consultants have to shape up or ship out warns software developer Enable if clients are to realise the potential of solutions to their bottom line.

As the UK's largest distributor of toiletries and household products, DCS negotiates high volumes of rebate deals with hundreds of suppliers. Complex retrospective payment deals are applicable across all product lines, varying from supplier to supplier.

The UKs leading provider of medical evidence, Mobile Doctors, has completely revolutionised its 'Complaints and Escalated Chase' system ensuring the company deals more effectively with the 70,000 reports it processes annually.

The UK's largest owner/operator of care homes, Bupa, has implemented a new web-based solution that will enable greater control in maintaining consistency of care and quality service levels across over 300 care homes nationwide.

Enable has developed a new website for The European Club Association, the sole, independent body directly representing football clubs at European level.

Babcock International Group PLC is a leading support services company operating primarily in the airport, nuclear and defence industries. Their GBP 1.2bn market capitalisation ranks them amongst the top 200 quoted companies in the UK.

Supplier management is a critical discipline, especially for "goods for resale" businesses. Improving the visibility of an organisation's purchase related data and systematising the associated business processes are essential factors in optimising revenue, reducing costs and managing risk in this area.

In December Enable exhibited at Information Management Solutions (IMS) at Olympia in London, for the third consecutive year. Enable develops browser based business systems, often to replace legacy applications, Excel spreadsheets and Access databases.

NSL required a flexible, web-based solution that could be deployed across all its business units and contracts. The core product demonstrated by Enable met the requirements of the new cash management and control system NSL were looking for, while at the same time provided sufficient flexibility to allow for extensive customisation to meet the specific needs of the business.

Enable was brought in by Laing O'Rourke to develop a sophisticated intranet solution for its Australian company, which currently employs 1,200 people and is growing on a daily basis.

As a company grows, the chances are that a spreadsheet that was designed for one individual to record a specific set of records soon needs to be accessed by multiple users across different sites. Suddenly you need to set access controls, improve security and introduce workflow and, before you know it, you have reached the limit of your desktop software. Now you are faced with having to migrate to your enterprise system—a time-intensive and costly process. Does this sound familiar? Why use a sledgehammer to crack a nut?

Enable is pleased to announce that it will be exhibiting at Information Management Solutions 2007 at Olympia Grand Hall, London UK.

Enable is pleased to announce that it will be exhibiting at Documation UK, the definitive event for business process, information and content management.

A new feature in Enable's Document Fusion software allows users to access their web based document management system directly from their Windows desktop.

Enable Software has acquired the prestigious enable.com domain name. All web based services and software will be migrated to this domain over the next 4 weeks.

A sporty team from Enable recently found themselves up against some of the toughest physical and mental challenges the corporate world could throw at them.

From 28th to 30th November, Enable are exhibiting at the IMS 2006 show. Come and see us on stand 364 at the London Olympia. Over the course of the three days we will be introducing our tailor-made software development services.

A new development from Enable offers complete control over the way you gather and assess information. With Info Tracker, you get the most user-friendly and flexible toolkit to help you get more from the data relating to any process or aspect of your business.

Catch up on the latest happenings at Enable with our quarterly newsletter, Enabled. In this edition, Enable's content management technology is a breath of fresh air for Mitsubishi, Help the Aged implement Enable's Property Tracker software and the Rail Safety Standards Board launch a new initiate, the Safety Culture Network.

Keep 'em coming back for more. This philosophy of delivering more than clients expect has ensured that Enable has kept on growing year after year. Now, after six years of attracting clients as diverse as Sainsbury's, Mitsubishi and the NHS, we've expanded into new premises.

Click on any major news organisation's homepage. From the BBC to Times Online. A bright orange RSS logo will almost certainly be lurking. Next time you see one, give it a click. It offers fresh opportunity for your business.

Catch up on the latest happenings at Enable with our quarterly newsletter, Enabled. In this edition, Sage launch their new UK website using Enable's Content Fusion technology.

Denys Shortt started health & beauty products distributor DCS Europe in 1994 and the company now has sales of over 85 million pounds employing over 100 people and selling to 45 countries world wide.

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Denys Shortt, founder of Enable Software's parent company, DCS Europe plc, has been selected as a Central Region finalist in the 2005 Entrepreneur of the Year Awards.

Enable Infomatrix has developed a web enabled property information management suite armed with such vast flexibility that it can be deployed by businesses as big as superstore chains—or those with a single property location.

Stratford-upon-Avon based Andrew Butt, 21, has been named as a finalist in the prestigious Growing Business Awards. Andrew, who is Managing Director of Enable Software, has been short-listed in a new category: Entrepreneur of the Future.

Stratford-upon-Avon-based Andrew and Denys and their software business, Enable International Limited, are ranked number 50 in the Sunday Times Microsoft Tech Track 100 today, Sunday, October 3, 2004.

Catch up on the latest happenings at Enable with our quarterly newsletter, Enabled. In this edition, new projects with Bestway, Cheltenham College, TNC and more. Plus, Sainsbury's win an award with the help of Enable.

Catch up on the latest happenings at Enable with our quarterly newsletter, Enabled. In this edition, continued expansion and development for Enable as Enable Software and Infomatrix join forces.

The clouds are low and a cold grey mist has enveloped the hills around Wellesbourne aerodrome. Damp tendrils work their way around trees as a thin splatter of rain marks the helicopter with tiny baubles. It is, says entrepreneur and sometime helicopter pilot, Denys Shortt, a bad, dangerous, day for flying.

At just 39 years of age, Denys Shortt, founder of Enable Software and parent group DCS Europe plc, has been ranked 10th in the first ever Top 100 Entrepreneurs list compiled by Britain's leading business magazine, Management Today. He is the youngest person in the Top 10.

Enable Software has been contracted to design and supply the software behind a major new wholesaling initiative—Sugro OnLine, which launches on January 5, 2004. Sugro is a UK buying group of wholesalers that specialises in confectionery, soft drinks and cigarettes sales, supplying CTNs and petrol forecourts all over the UK.

Enable Software's parent company, DCS Europe, has been nominated for two awards in the CBI/Real Business Growing Business Awards. DCS chief executive Denys Shortt has been named as a finalist in the Entrepreneur of the Year category for his huge efforts and success in building and driving six companies within the DCS Europe Group.

Un-necessarily complex software drives directors nuts and slows down business. Enable sets out to re-write the DNA of business software—and succeeds. With IT solutions getting ever more complicated and sophisticated, Enable Software believes the way forward is "treeware"—a single sheet of A4 instructions for its software.

DCS Europe plc the toiletries and household distributor based in Atherstone-on-Stour have purchased the site formerly known as Stratford-upon-Avon Foods. The site covers 10.5 acres in the heart of Stratford-upon-Avon's Industrial District providing warehousing space of over 270,000 sq ft—a massive five times larger than DCS's current site.

Former international hockey player and keen helicopter pilot Denys Shortt, who in just six years has built his Stratford-based distribution business to an annual turnover of GBP 34.6 million has scooped a major award in a competition for entrepreneurs.

The Sunday Times Virgin Atlantic Fast Track 100, a 32 page report was published Dec 6th with the newspaper, ranks the fastest-growing unquoted companies according to their compound annual sales growth between 1994 and 1997.