With October 15th days away and the 2016 tax season just about in the books, I was planning on sharing something light, humorous and reflective for the tax accountants in much need of a break. Unfortunately, or fortunately, pending on who is reading this, after stumbling upon an article from Economia published earlier this year, …
As your firm grows, your software must scale and grow with your firm. In a recent article by IT Business Edge, the following six signs were listed as warnings that the time has come to re-evaluate your current software… Difficulty Making Changes: Simple changes to solutions aren’t simple to implement. Data Bottlenecks: Data does not flow freely, so …
“I’ll take responsibility for all the plays that are called. I have the final say on it. If I don’t want to run the play, then I can call it off – that’s my right as a head coach. Any of the bad ones, you can blame me for because ultimately I could change them …
“A magic sheet of paper that can perform calculations and recalculations” That’s how Bob Frankston, VisiCalc’s co-creator, described his breakthrough product. VisiCalc, initially released in 1979, was the first electronic spreadsheet application. It took the market by storm. People would purchase $2000.00 Apple II PC’s to run the $100.00 application. It was revolutionary – ask …
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Large and small Accounting firms across the US are continuing to hire more IT staff. With high demand and equally high expectations, finding the right talent can be challenging. If you are currently one of these firms and you want to ensure you find the right candidate, click here for a spot-on job description for …
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