Phillips has been recruited to provide guidance on recruiting qualified accounting and bookkeeping staff with modern skill sets.

As technology plays an ever-larger role in the auditing process, some providers like IBM are competing with Big Four firms, according to a new report.

While it’s become hard to separate the hype from its practical potential, AI is rooted in a very realistic notion.

The executive joins the company from a lead sales role at Uber Eats.

The deal highlights the increasing importance of artificial intelligence in tax and accounting tech.

Digital providers such as Amazon, Lyft and Uber are beating out older companies on expense reports.

PracticePro 365 offers a way for firms to manage people, projects and their practice from a single data source.

The funding comes after record revenue growth in 2018.

AffiniPay, an Austin, Texas-based fintech company, has added online check payment to its digital payment solution for accountants CPACharge.

Foldable tech, higher prices for G Suite, and eight other things that happened in technology this past month and how they’ll impact your clients and your firm.

Contrary to the hype, relatively few organizations have fully embraced the technology, according to a report by the IMA.

You may already be doing some of these, but take the time to step back and evaluate your entire process.

Accounting Today’s editors pick the best new and most improved tools and resources for accountants from the past year

Developers share what PM systems offer, and what new features and capabilities users can expect in the future.

Automation is the top priority of accounting professionals in 2019, according to industry reports.

The state-funding organization will also hold workshops and classes throughout the Sunshine State.

Vertex partners with PinnacleCart, and Snow Software names new leadership.

Last year, Deloitte launched the Tax in 2020 initiative, a three-year digital transformation plan.

A new report from the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants found that managers want their teams to drastically adapt to new tech tools over the next three years.

Every IT audit can be a new snowflake of chaos with few repeatable processes, multiple systems of record and totally siloed audit trails of log files and records.