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Plus early wage access, the secret to SEO success, and eight other things that happened in technology this past month.

A rush of regulation and investor pressure is forcing companies to do a better job of tallying up the environmental impact of their operations and the products they sell.

Everyone seems to complain about spreadsheets and their limitations, but despite this, they remain ubiquitous in accounting. Why?

Power users get more tools in their favorite spreadsheet program, and other developments in technology from the past month.

The rise of remote work has led to dramatic spikes in employee productivity, but despite this managers remain paranoid they're really slacking off.

Microsoft's @mentions will make it easier to work together; annoying voice activated assistants get reined in; and other technologies from the past month.

Yet another reason tech matters (retention!), no more free G Suite, and eight other developments from this past month.

Plus, Paystand releases a blockchain-powered dynamic discounting app; Neat makes platform available online; and other accounting tech news.

According to recent job listings, more than three-quarters of financial planning and analysis jobs require knowledge of Microsoft Excel.

The software giant, a staple of ESG investment funds, is being called out by a group of shareholders for what they say is its poor track record on tax transparency.

Plus, still more reason for both hybrid work environments and strong passwords; a MacBook shortage; and other recent developments in technology.

Intuit announced a new feature for QuickBooks Online Advanced that allows for two-way syncing with Excel.

Helpful mnemonic features from Google; productivity tools from Microsoft; and other new developments in technology from the past month.

More vendors are releasing tools that make it DIY tech easier, the ongoing problem of cybersecurity, and other stories you may have missed.

The accounting close solution provider is joining the Business Application ISV Connect Program.

New hardware from Microsoft, crypto regs, and eight other developments that happened in technology this past month, and how they’ll impact your clients and your firm.

Starting in 2022, QuickBooks Online Advanced will support Microsoft Excel.

No longer will the ERP software completely sunset within the decade.

The debut of Windows 11, crypto features in PayPayl, and eight other things that happened in technology this past month and how they’ll impact your clients and your firm.

The former Microsoft CEO was cited in a ProPublica story that showed how billionaires use ownership of sports teams to lower their tax obligation.