we’ve been asking, “what’s the best way to economize on technology costs in this economy?” and you’ve been answering… laura dodson blue stone accounting one of the best ways to economize on technology, is to train employees on all the … continued
we’ve been asking, “what’s the best way to economize on technology costs in this economy?” and you’ve been answering…. alex vuchnich, cpa, cfe owner at alexander g vuchnich, cpa i was interested to see many of the responses so far … continued
we’ve been asking, “what’s the best way to economize on technology costs in this economy?” and you’ve been answering… ron eagle president information technology alliance virtualize, virtualize, virtualize! smaller footprint, less maintenance, less energy consumption, better backup and recovery.
we’ve been asking, “what’s the best way to economize on technology costs in this economy?” and you’ve been answering…. steve bates director of operations at bates tax and accounting, inc. http://www.batestax.com obviously, the best way to save money is to … continued
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what’s next in cpa technology? by rick telberg hit hard by the worst economic downturn since the great depression, accounting firms and finance organizations are reacting, like many businesses, by curtailing or postponing expenditures on technology. but accountants and finance … continued
forrester smb study mirrors activity in accounting market. it looks like many small and medium-size businesses are acting a lot like many accounting firms… which makes sense when you consider that most accounting firms are working hard to keep up … continued
cpa firms pursue going paperless and gaining efficiencies. accountants and finance managers are looking for more effective workflows and increased productivity as they consider their technology investments this year. to be sure, some tech spending may have slowed, but there’s … continued
according to richard oppenheim, writing at the progressive accountant, they are: 1. cellular telephony getting better 2. wireless charging by induction 3. picture taking goes on a diet 4. smart cards get bigger and smaller 5. gps getting connected 6. … continued
one in three cpas is thinking about printers. are you? by rick telberg but do you need just a printer? do you also need a scanner? fax machine? photocopier? the answer is probably, yes. so you’re looking for an mfp … continued
what are your top tech issues?
the aicpa has released a survey, asking members to prioritize into its annual list of “top ten techs” the technology issues that will have the most impact in 2009.
how many of these are you ready for… ?
… you probably will. the question is: how much time and money will you spend to recover the files? an alarming 1 in 3 home-based businesses lost company data in a hard-drive failure in the past year. home-based accountants, bookkeepers … continued
vendors take note: finance and accounting professionals want real solutions. by rick telberg if financial managers and accountants could have their wishes come true, technology vendors would take a breather for a while. are vendors, resellers and systems integrators listening” … continued