what do clients want? take it from this tough cfo client [video]
how to move from a commodity to a valuable adviser.
how to move from a commodity to a valuable adviser.
professional tax practitioners should be bracing for a difficult but potentially highly profitable tax season. john sapp, vice president of sales, marketing and education at drake tax software, provides two reasons: taxpayers never needed a professional’s services more and professionals … continued
you decide: with half the world’s population under 30 years old, 96% have joined a social network with 200 million new users a year, facebook would be the world’s third largest nation, after china and india. and bigger than 4th-place … continued
number 1: “everybody wants to be able to work from anywhere, all the time.” we’ve been asking leading experts in the profession: what do you see as the top tech trends for accounting firms? byron patrick, a leading edge cpa.citp, … continued
they’ve got a lot to worry about. accounting firms face a “perfect storm” of problems, according to bill carlino, the long-time editorial director of the venerable accounting today magazine. here, he begins by talking about how washington politics is shaking … continued
as basic tax and accounting services become common and commoditized, firms need to start looking for new revenues and business models — starting with wealth management and business benchmarking.
here, a leading consultant to the profession, chris frederiksen, talks about his vision for the firm of the future.
thomson reuters’ jack larue says many accountants may be intimidated by the rate of change in technology. as a result, they do nothing. here, larue explains a simple first step to get started. when jack talks, people listen. he has … continued
they were unveiled at netsuite’s dealer conference, suitecloud 2010. … and … … and … .. and then, from australia, there’s … the bureau of the endangered species is a lighthearted look at why enterprises should run their apps in … continued