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AWB App Store Open for Business
Online marketplace gives small business
easy access to the latest tech.
Jason Hagey
AWB partners with SaaS Markets to give members access to easy-to-use,
affordable apps to help manage their small- to medium-sized business.
Technology is truly amazing and can do wonders for
your small business — if you have time to read all the
blogs and stay up on the latest developments.
There are programs to help you schedule deliveries, software that manages payroll, apps that help you
squeeze every last drop of time from your schedule —
or suck away hours as you struggle to get them all set
up and properly synced.
It’s precisely this mix of promise and peril that led
to the founding of SaaS Markets, a San Mateo, Calif.and Dublin-based company that aims to cut through
the clutter and help small- and medium-sized businesses make the most of technology.
The Association of Washington Business recently
joined with SaaS Markets to launch an app store on
AWB’s website. AWB members can use the store to
quickly and easily find Internetbased apps that will help save
time and money, without the
at a glance
stress of downloading or maintaining programs.
The AWB App Store includes
The Association of Washington
more than 1,300 business appliBusiness recently joined with SaaS
cations designed expressly for
Markets to launch an app store on
small- and medium-sized busiAWB’s website.
ness owners. They range from
AWB members can use the store
admin and office tools to security
to quickly and easily find Internetand supply chain programs.
based apps that will help save time
AWB members can use the
and money, without the stress of
store to search for trusted, effecdownloading programs.
tive apps and then purchase
them at a special member rate.
The average cost of an app in the
Most of the apps cost $15-20 per
AWB App Store is $15-$20 per
month, and some are free.
month, and some are free.
Because the a