Hardware and software

Plus, Google is making massive changes to Chrome, AI-powered tax chatbots aren't performing well, and seven other things that happened in technology this past month.

Here's why it's helpful to keep a big multifunction printer with lots of extra printing capacity and even fax capability.

Plus, Nominal launches generative AI ERP, and other accounting technology news and updates.

Plus, Settle offers three-way matching for purchase orders; Modern Treasury introduces Professional Services offering; and other accounting tech news.

The ERP software provider is expanding its generative AI-driven feature to over 200 new places.

Plus, Chime now offers in-app tax filing; Financial Cents' new ReCats tackles uncategorized client transactions; and other accounting tech news.

Accounting Today is accepting submissions for its report recognizing the Best Accounting Firms for Technology. This is the sixth year the publication will recognize firms in this category.

H&R Block's AI chatbot assistant, a deepfake scam rakes in $25 million, and eight other developments in technology.

The software vendor's recently released Zoho Practice aims to help small and midsized practices run themselves better.

Plus the possibility of an AI voice feature for Google, five cybersecurity trends you can't miss, and other developments in tech from the last month.

The proportion of accounting firms offering "no touch" tax prep is projected to increase 37% in the next one to three years.

This year's roster of great new tools for accountants is heavily inflected with AI.

Top 25 firm Armanino released Audit Ally, a SOC 2 examination tool.

Plus, ZenBusiness announces new beneficial ownership filing capacities; and other accounting technology news.

Plus, more 'best of' lists, talking to ChatGPT, and other things that happened in technology this past month.

The deadline for submissions for Accounting Today's Top New Products list for 2023 has been extended to Tuesday the 16th

It's not all about AI. Solutions providers also stressed the need to keep up with regulations, evaluate tech stacks, and embrace innovation, among other things.

When asked what advice they had for accountants in 2024, there is one thing that company after company suggested: learn AI.

Technology developers who serve the accounting profession share the developments they have planned for 2024.

You may have been up to date yesterday, but there's probably an advance in current technology, or an entirely new technology, that can help you or your clients be more accurate, and more productive.