Innovation

The Top 100 Firm has its eye on more COVID-19 solutions.

CohnReznick's newly installed CEO, David Kessler, shares the challenges facing his Top 100 Firm and the profession at large — as well as how the firm has reacted to the coronavirus.

Every firm is capable of innovation — and soon, every firm will need to be.

The key to commercialization is early adopters.

Technology should be an ongoing part of your business.

Erik Asgeirsson describes the new audit tools and many other developments coming out of CPA.com and the American Institute of CPAs.

As part of this year’s Top 100 Most Influential People survey, Accounting Today asked, “What one thing would you recommend accountants do to prepare for the future?”

These six traits are critical for transforming accounting firms.

It’s time for firms to power up for growth.

Javier Goldin, an early proponent of virtual CFO and controller services, was honored for his innovation in the public accounting space.

Two firms and two practitioners are recognized for combining technological and accounting expertise to advance the profession.

Accounting firms need to realize that passivity is passé.

As part of a year-long focus on trends and tactics that support the independent public accounting “firm of the future,” BKR International recently asked firm members about their approach to innovation.

Finding and keeping the right kind of people, innovation and technology are among the top issues the accounting profession needs to grapple with, according to Marcum LLP's Jeff Weiner.

The group also recognized a number of individual accountants for excellence.

RSM US managing partner and CEO Joe Adams shares how his firm is becoming more innovative in the face of the challenges facing the accounting profession.

Four firms share their experiences with the Anticipatory Organization learning model

Innovation within your accounting firm need not be overwhelming or scary at all. In fact, it can be a lot of fun and lead to greater revenues.