Cloud Technology

Traditional accounting practices relying on non-integrated accounting systems, beware. Today’s competitive financial services world demands actionable insights that improve efficiency and drive revenue. You may find yourself overtaken by accounting ...

The cloud’s popularity derives largely from two factors – the ability to “pay as you go” for software and infrastructure, and the ability to rapidly deploy and scale technology by leveraging vendor infrastructure. In so doing, firms are able to focus ...

Clients expect information be available when they need it, regardless of where they are and with no regard for your firm’s digital capabilities. To meet those demands and most importantly, to deliver or exchange documents in a secure manner ...

Currently available as a free trial version, the cloud-based system offers early access to the brand-new TaxWise Online interface, the comprehensive bilingual TaxWise forms library, and complete calculations so that preview users can prepare sample ...

With the exchange of digital documents and security concerns on the rise, those who have not yet adopted this technology will get onboard in the next 12 to 24 months, driving the 75 percent up closer to a 90 percent adoption rate in the profession.

The move to the cloud affords an elevated level of service for the firm’s clients, who can now access real-time financial data anywhere at any time, have every document they need on-demand and hold one-on-one conversations with bookkeepers with ...

Cloud has become a primary component in the evolution of information technology, especially when considering online accounting.

Sage is also demonstrating its commitment to deliver integrated Industry Solutions, designed to simplify the management of the entire value chain, end to end. This is enabled by the unique set of functionality Sage X3 can provide in the midsize ...