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SAP had single-digit revenue growth for the first quarter ended March 31 in what the company says is usually its weakest quarter. However, profit after tax rose to $641.2 million, up 38 percent over last year in IFRS terms, although an increase of only 9 percent on a non-IFRS basis. License sales were a drag on revenue, increasing only 1 percent to $3.57 billion. The revenue numbers missed SAP'S guidance and the Americas were a big factor in that.

ComputerWorks NFP Solutions was named as volume sales leader overall as nonprofit software vendor AccuFund picked its top VARs. The Partner Leadership Awards were announced last month at the  company's annual reseller meeting. ComputerWorks, based in Toronto, Ontario, was founded by Jean Oswald in 1982. Buffalo, N.Y.-based Brisbane Consulting Group was honored as volume leader in non-profit sector sales.