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by beth ziesenis
app of the week
many american workers will not be in the office on may 29, but it is a great time to celebrate an underappreciated workhorse in the office because it’s national paperclip day. (who knew?)
more apps of the week: make your computer a clean slate | recycle and repurpose old devices | enlist ai for more productive meetings | keep teams on task with project management apps | apps to put your affairs in order | app of the week: celebrate black business month | app of the week: cheap flights | help your clients save money | time to upgrade your spreadsheets | app of the week: secretly stash cash | easy apps for increasing client engagement with video | app of the week: grow your business knowledge and career skill sets | app of the week: upgrade your resume | app of the week: end procrastination |
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remember when we used to print articles and paperclip (or staple) them with memos (or sticky notes) about why the article was interesting or needed to be reviewed? fortunately, we now have great tools that do that for us. let’s look at one of my favorites:
if you use the pocket tool, you don’t even need paper clips in a little dish on your desk. pocket is the most popular “read it later” service for saving websites, online articles and more. you can throw resources into pocket in browsers, on your phone, and via a number of connections to other apps. you can even email pocket things you want to save. the basic version is fantastically feature-rich, and the premium version adds smart tagging and full-text searches. premium memberships are $44.99 per year or $4.99 per month. once you download the app on your devices, you can save whatever you like and access your pocket list from any device. you can view your pocket list to access saved content at any time, even when you’re offline.
so, stop sending yourself emails with links to articles. get organized and save everything to your own personal library online.
where intuit is at with accountants
why vendors need to start with "why."
by seth fineberg
steve yoss: advanced excel formulas and functions for financial professionals | quick tech talks
streamline your workflow and save valuable time with excel's power query.
quick tech talk
with steve yoss
cpe today
alan whitman: stop accepting the status quo | the disruptors
the firms that shift from billable hours to value outcomes will win. plus 10 more key takeaways.
the disruptors
with liz farr
cas can play a critical role in clients’ vendor selection
the needed skills are already part of the accountant’s skill set; they just need to be applied outside of the finance function.
by donny c. shimamoto, cpa, citp, cgma
center for accounting transformation
rosenbloom: don't merge for the money
merge to make a better business.
the disruptors
with liz farr
geraldine carter: why charging more is better for your clients
do the work you love for clients who value your expertise.
the disruptors
with liz farr