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· Namibia is carrying out a phased testing and implementation of the SEEA approach to environmental accounting. It is focused on several key natural resource sectors, and is designed to answer such questions as how to allocate water among competing uses and how land degradation affects the productivity of rangeland. · The Netherlands routinely constructs the "National Accounting Matrix Including Environmental Accounts" (NAMEA), an extended form of the national accounts input/output matrix which tracks pollution emissions by economic sector. These data are used to track how far the country is from its environmental protection objectives. · Chile's Central Bank undertook to develop environmental accounts focusing on the forest and. | The Accounting Library Top-Ranked Business Management Systems 2009 Charles Chewning Jr. Solutions December 2009 Executive Summary As a result of an analysis performed in December 2009 utilizing the latest edition of The Accounting Library one of the most respected software selection tools serving the needs of midsized companies Microsoft Dynamics GP was determined to be a much more functionally rich product than NetSuite. In summary Microsoft Dynamics GP meets a significantly higher percentage of a typical business s requirements when compared to NetSuite. While it is not possible to gauge how well Microsoft Dynamics GP might meet a firm s unique requirements with respect to accounting and business management functions this study does indicate that across the board Microsoft Dynamics GP offers business organizations a much greater depth of functionality from which they can build an effective platform for business success. Competitive Analysis Microsoft Dynamics GP vs. NetSuite The Accounting Library is a computer-based tool that allows firms to define their accounting and business management requirements and then rank each of the 100 products in its database according to how well each product met these unique requirements. A typical business would review a comprehensive list of questions pertaining to a number of application areas . General Ledger Accounts Payable etc. select those that best describe their unique requirements and indicate their relative interest in each feature selected. The analysis program then compares this unique requirements list also known as a needs definition against each product and ranks them accordingly. For additional information concerning the analysis process please refer to the Analysis Methodology section below. The table below represents one such analysis where Microsoft Dynamics GP met 84 of all requirements defined while NetSuite met 52 . While the ranking of a product as a whole is important a firm may be more interested in .