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What can accounting data do for you?Blog
If an IBM report is to be believed, about 90% of all data has been created within the last two years, with 2.5 quintillion bytes of it generated around the world every
What can accounting data do for you?Blog
If an IBM report is to be believed, about 90% of all data has been created within the last two years, with 2.5 quintillion bytes of it generated around the world…
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What’s your plan, as an accountant, for when robots take over compliance work?Accountants
With technological advancement comes disruption. Traditional employment opportunities will evolve. Jobs that we think are safe and secure might just be automated out of existence in the near future. New jobs will
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Will finance professionals be automated out of existence?Blog
It was around late last year that we witnessed another body blow to finance professionals: of the businesses surveyed for Xero’s ‘State of Accounts’ report, 59% said they did not think they
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The State of Play In UK AccountingBlog
At the recent Accountex conference, Receipt Bank’s director Michael Wood raised an excellent point about how technology’s relentless advance can creep up on us.
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The Importance of Real-time Client Services for UK AccountantsBlog
Mark Lee frames the modern accountant’s dilemma with a simple question: Are you an accountant or a magician?
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UK Accountants in the Cloud – Accountants are embracing cloud computingBlog
It’s hard to believe but it wasn’t that long ago that there was still a raging debate around cloud accounting. “Should you put your small business accounts in the cloud?”, asked a Guardian
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Solving the Talent Challenge for Established FirmsAccounting automation
5 Steps for Hiring, Retaining and Training the Right People.
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What If SME Accountants Can’t Be Saved from Extinction?Blog
Silverfin ceo Joris Van Der Gucht asked me to write a blog post for their Connected Accounting Authority blog. Considering my role as New Technology & Innovation Advisor for 216 Accountants, he
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The Smartest Accountants Keep it SimpleBlog
It was in 1960 when the famed US Navy aircraft engineer Kelly Johnson first noted the design principle KISS, an acronym for “Keep it simple, stupid”.
