What does it mean to be an enterprise — and how is software responding to changing definitions?

Founder Alexis Prenn will stay on as board chairman; Adrian Blair will take the reins.

The offering comes in four tiers to suit organizations of different sizes and budgets.

Another possible sign of problems stemming from the new tax law may be showing up in the software developer's results.

The North Carolina-based CPA firm is partnering with the financial technology provider to offer client accounting services to dentists.

Bill.com has eliminated wire transfer fees for businesses paying electronically in local currencies using its International Payments solution.

Following in the steps of other Top 100 Firms, Armanino has opened a blockchain practice, through which it will offer a range of specialized services to clients.

Firms that step out of their comfort zone and embrace new ways of working grow and gain market share the fastest.

The companies are giving their customers access to both Chargebee’s subscription billing system and Softrax’s Revenue Manager revenue recognition software.

You can ignore change -- or you can prepare for it and leverage it, says Joe Woodard, who dives into the tools that are changing accounting.

Firms are now diversifying their offerings with additional services that support clients throughout their lifecycle.

QuickBooks will actually increase the market for bookkeepers.

Built right, a new service offering can boost not just profitability, but employee retention, too.

The Top 100 Firm is expanding its NetSuite practice in Southern California with the deal, effective Feb. 25, 2019.

The blogosphere fires have been stoked by what seemed to be a new live bookkeeping service from QuickBooks.

The Utah-based company has released Avii Workspace for tax, audit, advisory, management consulting and compliance organizations.

Bots, communications and cash flow solutions win the day.

A new survey finds 10 percent of controllers feel misrepresenting their company's performance is a regular part of their job.

National Taxpayer Advocate Nina Olson released her annual report to Congress, focusing on the partial government shutdown and the IRS's aging computer systems.

The corporate performance management software provider has secured a capital infusion of reportedly over $500 million from the private equity firm KKR.