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How Auditors Are Currently Using Generative AI
PwC and Withum Share Lead For Most IPO Audit Clients in Q2
Pennsylvania High Court to Consider Case on Pittsburgh’s ‘Jock Tax’
Job Market For Gen Z College Graduates Actually Isn’t Too Bad
Surface Computing – Imagine The Possibilities
Like many of the contributors from this publication and its executive editor, I spent a week at the annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada in early January.
IN-Firm Innovations At CES 2008
Each year, a number of contributors from The CPA Technology Advisor take the pilgrimage to the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas to scout out new and emerging technologies that could impact your firms in the near future.
Preventing Theft By Understanding Firewalls: Part I
Deep-Penetration, a hacker’s nom de plume, had been to this network address before and she knew it well. The system was easy to access even with the low-end firewall installed on the router.
A Technology Curmudgeon’s Perspective On Innovation
The word innovation is bandied around quite a bit these days. Most often, it seems the word is used with personal entertainment technologies such as the latest music, camera and video functions for mobile phones, or even YouTube political debates.
2008 Review of Tax Preparation Suites
For many firms, annual tax compliance services represent the largest single revenue stream, often amounting to more than half of their annual gross.
Invested In Your Success
The technology vendors who serve your practice may not be listed as a partner on your firm’s letterhead, but they are invested in your firm.
Do You Have Any Change?
>“Nobody likes change except a wet baby!” I’m not really sure where or when I first heard this witty little saying, but it is definitely one of my favorites.
The Growth-Minded Accountant
There has been much discussion over the past few years regarding the dramatic shortage in professionals with 10 to 15 years experience.