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How to flex your creative muscles as tech changes the game.

Senior finance executives are working on implementing a slew of advanced technologies at a rapid rate, according to a survey by Grant Thornton.

2018 was a big year for payroll and digital privacy. We saw several global companies face scrutiny, and in some cases lawsuits, for selling and leaking user data.

Firms are invited to participate as mentors to student inventors.

A survey finds the majority of finance execs are not confident they can identify financial errors before reporting results.

The new platform suggests ways to streamline and automate processes in areas such as finance and accounting, marketing and procurement.

The new accounting rules and the explosion in online sales are prompting merchants to change the time at which e-commerce revenue is recognized.

Machines will unlock an accountant’s ability to share their judgment, enriching their employment experience and perceived value within the organization.

Technology disruption will be a good thing for the audit.

Expect more automation and AI, and less need for human interaction.

The publication contains five key components and addresses the impact of artificial intelligence and robot process automation.

Technology is creating a future where assurance and advisory go hand in hand, the CPA.com chief says.

The addition of a bot is a move in step with the major boom in machine learning and artificial intelligence in the accounting software market.

The main message from the mainstage at Thomson Reuters' user conference was accountants are here to stay.

Automating the accounts payable function is no longer a new concept. But is your firm or company taking advantage of its merits?

The accounting and finance game company hosted 183 students for its first-ever online competition focused on new tech impacting the profession.

The accounting profession’s leaders see the upside of massive change (mostly).

The IMA's Jeff Thomson discusses generational issues in accounting and how they’re learning to use advanced technologies

Change may seem future-oriented, but it is firmly embedded in the past.

Accounting’s leaders are concerned about the impact of technology, and the need to embrace change.