Worldwide it is not just starting to edge out Sage, but Intuit have also developed legs and are also getting their groove back.
In the UK Xero are now the clear leader.
In Singapore, they're also killing it. Yes, it's a smaller market but this could be a barometer for how readily it is accepted in SE Asia down the track.
But the U.S remains a work in progress. Looks like the world is getting divided. Intuit owns the U.S, Xero will own the rest of the world?
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