Tangicloud Technologies, owned by Serenic Software co-founders Jay and Liesa Malik, has acquired the OneNFP business unit from OneSoft Solutions. OneSoft, based in Edmonton, Alberta, said it would concentrate on its OneBridge subsidiary, launched in July. The companies said the sale price could not be accurately stated because of conditions about the performance of Tangicloud and currency issues but could range up to $500,000.

The cloud-based Sage Construction Project Center and Sage Bid Management have been launched. The company says unlike its products with the designation "c" after the numbers, these are true cloud applications. A cloud-based hub, the Construction Project Center enables members of project teams to collaborate and share information. The software has automated document distribution and tracking along with audit trails.

Australia-based software vendor MYOB returned to public financial reporting in first half of June 2015 and finished the year with strength. Net profit after tax for the year ended December 31 was roughly $62.2 million, an increase of 22 percent over the prior year while EBITDA pulled in at approximately $110.7 million, a 19-percent rise. Revenue was about $237 million for fiscal 2015, an increase of 10 percent over 2014. MYOB, owned by Bain Capital, had been a privately held company for several years.

The Association of Dynamics Professionals has opened exams for those wishing to achieve certification in Dynamics GP and NAV. Exams were held in New York, N.Y.; Minneapolis, Minn.; Houston, Texas, and Phoenix, Ariz. "Beginning this month, any member of the Dynamics professional community can also earn Dynamics NAV and GP certification," notes Joe Carroll, the association's executive director. The association is also offering international testing starting with the Netherlands on March 29 and Midlands, England on April 5.