Early results suggest CPAs haven’t cut technology spending as much as some have feared.
As we posted a little while ago, accounting firms and finance organizations are reacting, like many businesses, by curtailing or postponing expenditures on technology. But how much, exactly, is the question we’re trying to answer in this week’s new survey. Join the survey here and get a preview of the results.
The answers are starting to roll in… READ MORE →
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by Rick Telberg
At Large
Hit hard by the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression, accounting firms and finance organizations are reacting, like many businesses, by curtailing or postponing expenditures on technology.
How much, exactly, is the question we’re trying to answer in this week’s new survey. Join the survey here and get a preview of the results.
But accountants and finance professionals can hardly afford to fall behind at a time like this, according to three leading technology advisers with whom I have spoken. Instead, finance and accounting professionals should be using this period to catch up and even leap ahead. And with technology costs coming down, it’s hard to argue with the arithmetic.
There are at least five key strategies these leading advisers are recommending today: READ MORE →
