Xero launched its integrated payroll offering in the U.S.’s three top employer states—California, Florida and Texas.

Another key membership group within the Information Technology Alliance consists of the CIOs and IT leaders within some of the largest non-Big Four CPA firms in North America.

Open Systems announced the availability of Traverse InstallerX, a fully integrated suite of ERP software for flooring installers and service providers.

While Dashlane achieves the primary purpose of a password management app in its security, it also alleviates the headache of password overload.

There is a trend that is starting to take hold in the U.S.: the rise of the advisory bookkeeper.

Symmetry Software announced hundreds of tax changes in the calculators of its PaycheckCity solution for users to accurately calculate their first paychecks of 2015.

At the recent Information Technology Alliance Fall Collaborative, our members came together using a theme of “2020 Vision for the 2020 Firm” to discuss the issues and opportunities facing their firms as they continue to adapt to an ever-changing technology marketplace.

BAASS Business Solutions announced a merger with Plus Computer Solutions to operate in an expanded capacity as BAASS Business Solutions.

A host of business solutions waits online

Bloomberg BNA released an update of its BNA Fixed Assets Web software to help customers comply with the recently passed Tax Increase Prevention Act of 2014.

Epicor Software announced the acquisition of ShopVisible, a provider of cloud retail order management and digital commerce solutions.

German mobile app developer Hans Peter Ruehl has created Study Accounting, an app for the iPhone and iPad that aims to teach the basics of accounting to non-accountants.

I really used to hate QuickBooks, but not anymore.

Entering a new year after the holidays with a full inbox and to-do list can be daunting, but productivity apps like 30/30 bring relief.

Information technology security is mostly a people issue

A roundup of technology news from the past month.

A roundup of reseller-related news from the past month.

Intuit announced a new 15-city national QuickBooks tour to offer training, certification and connections for accountants and developers.

SurePrep, provider of tax automation and paperless workpaper solutions, announced the release of its 2014 enhancements.

Vendors know things. They speak a special language, an information technology dialect that most accounting firms can’t fathom, but that they respect nonetheless – perhaps because it’s indecipherable.