Cloud computing

There are good reasons some firms haven’t moved to the cloud yet, but one firm’s migration demonstrates the benefits.

How intelligent technology will help the professional of the future become the trusted advisor the accounting profession has been talking about for years.

AccountantsWorld has integrated its Accounting Power cloud-based software with Ledgersync, a company that provides feeds of banking information such as checks, bank statements and transactions that go automatically into accounting software.

The cloud hosting company now provides users the ability to control their own account set up, permissions and client onboarding.

NICE Actimize has introduced anti-bribery and corruption software that monitors organizations’ financial systems looking for signs of criminal schemes.

Accounting firms should vary their services and use more digital cloud-based technology to attract millennial business clients, according to a new report.

Zuora, a provider of subscription commerce, billing and finance systems, has signed a deal to acquire Leeyo Software, which helps companies automate their transition to the new revenue recognition standards.

Software company demos latest products and enhancements for resellers and accountants to kick off annual user conference.

Revenue, costs, profit. Those were the old magic numbers. But companies that embrace big data can do much better.

Next Stop: The Cloud

WithumSmith+Brown has combined practices with the IT consulting firm Portal Solutions, expanding Withum’s array of digital services, effective May 1.

Top 100 firm LBMC is acquiring Pivotal Bridge’s Intacct practice in Atlanta, folding it into its LBMC Technology Solutions group.

At SuiteWorld 2017, Mark Hurd lays out two-phase plan to move into Mexico, Europe, South America and Asia.

During tax season, communication with clients is at its annual peak. Here’s how to select the right conference calling solution, for now, and for year-round ease of collaboration.

Deloitte said Monday it has acquired substantially all the assets of Day 1 Solutions, a cloud consulting firm, and announced a commitment to add 3,000 new high-tech engineering jobs in the U.S. over the next year, adding new “cloud studios” in different locations.

CPA.com's annual gathering of software vendors and thought leaders offers insights into how the technology industry wants to work with accountants.

The cloud-based solution was built on best practices from the on-premise tool Hyperion Tax Provision.

Many accountants could make a full-time job out of simply trying to understand the various types of technology that can make their personal lives easier and their practices more profitable and secure.

The company touted “multi-cloud” expansion at its annual conference this year.

The addition of the niche tech consulting firm expands Wipfli’s NetSuite expertise.