Machine learning

The majority of finance leaders are increasing investment in their companies’ efforts to spur change through new technology, according to a new survey.

Inclusion is being celebrated at the World Economic Forum at Davos, and this is hardly surprising. Inclusivity and diversity have been staples of corporate life for many years now.

In order to become invaluable to clients, accountants should know how to leverage technology properly to build a unique, differentiated firm.

There’s less threat and more opportunity in emerging technologies than many think.

Leveraging the opportunities in technological change requires collaboration and coordination.

To keep up with the changes to come from artificial intelligence, firms will need to boost their skills around information.

Having basically solved back-office functionality with machine learning and AI, Rod Drury said during Xerocon Austin, the front office comes into focus for accountants and their clients.

Many businesses are still getting ready for the new revenue recognition and leasing standards, and in some cases that involves changing their technology and processes.

The company’s software automates back office T&E functions with natural language processing and computer vision.

The Big Four firm plans to begin offering auditing technology next week to smaller accounting firms through a new venture.