Technology
Technology
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The Securities and Exchange Commission is seeking public comment on the costs and benefits associated with “tagged” data, and is considering a staff proposal to accept voluntary supplemental filings of financial data using the Extensible Business Reporting Language, or XBRL.
August 22 -
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by Paul R. Brazina and Bruce A. Leauby
August 8 -
by Ted Needleman
August 8 -
STUDY SAYS 2004 TO SEE SURGE IN IT UPGRADES: Nearly eight of 10 businesses polled in a recent survey by information technology consultant and researcher Yankee Group said that they will have undertaken a major software upgrade by the end of 2004. According to the survey of some 1,100 network administrators worldwide, the planned upgrades would encompass everything from client/server upgrades and new off-the-shelf applications to custom applications.
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E-mail is a mission-critical application in most accounting firms.
July 25 -
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PAYROLL SERVICES ARE NEXT FOR BEST: Best Software will launch a payroll program to enable accountants to operate their own service bureaus, although that effort will follow next year’s plan for tailoring an existing payroll product to the company’s general ledger packages.
July 25 -
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VISION HRM BUYS SERENIC: Nonprofit accounting software maker Serenic Software has been acquired by Vision HRM, a Canadian company, in a deal that is more of a merger than a purchase.
July 11 -
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by Ted Needleman
July 11 -
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EXACT ACQUIRES RESELLER TREADSTONE GROUP: Enterprise resource planning product maker Exact Software has acquired the Treadstone Group, one of its long-time resellers, which will now serve as a regional office for the Cincinnati market.
June 20 -
New York — Microsoft Business Solutions has introduced a set of tools, including customization and implementation guides, to allow resellers of its Retail Management System to better serve small and midsized independent retailers.
June 20