PricewaterhouseCoopers is developing blockchain technology to help clients validate transactions as they deal with possible risks.

The acquisitions jump-start the firm’s new division, Richey May Technology Solutions.

Oracle has released an artificial intelligence-driven security and risk management solution designed for the Oracle ERP Cloud environment.

Vertex Indirect Tax O Series now supports SAP HANA, and ERP Maestro releases free risk-monitoring audit tool for SAP.

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

Worries of accounting's death by automation are greatly exaggerated.

Accounting firms need to brace themselves for liability issues old and new.

The third article in this series explores how companies should collaborate internally to make the most of new technology.

The product may suit firm clients looking for a more comprehensive way to manage the finance, operations and HR functions within their organization.

Ted updates readers on how to improve WiFi network coverage in the home office, and using Gantt charts for project management.

The association is looking for companies focused on fintech or edtech solutions.

The Sage Intacct Partner of the Year 'over-invests in the present to be ready for the future.'

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

The Louisville, Kentucky-based Top 100 Firm has formed a new technology affiliate.

U.S. Bank releases business-tailored credit card, and Vertex integrates software with Infor ION API gateway.

The Big 4 firm was selected by The Institutes RiskBlock Alliance to take on the challenge.

The AICPA will share strategies for accountants.

The House Ways and Means Oversight Subcommittee held a hearing Wednesday on the Internal Revenue Service’s online taxpayer authentication efforts after a string of security breaches in recent years.

Tax departments are now ideally positioned to consider and apply several hard-earned cloud-adoption lessons.

Intuit is now looking for credentialed tax experts including CPAs, enrolled agents (EAs) and practicing attorneys to work through the 2018 tax season.