Why are the non-adopters not adopting?
By CPA Trendlines Research
Wolters Kluwer Tax and Accounting has issued its annual tax and accounting survey. The results show an industry re-evaluating its criteria for success as firmwide changes occur.
Technology is the driver of those changes, and its rapid evolution is enabling, and even necessitating, innovation.
MORE: Is the CPA Business Model the Clog in the Pipeline? | Can Big Data Spot Financial Fraud? | Accountants Torn Over 2024 Economy, Offer Advice | SURVEY: Are You Offering the Right Services? | 42% of Accountants Turn Away Work Over Staff Shortages | Talent Gap Widening: Be Very Scared | CPA Biz Is Booming, But for How Long? | SURVEY: Accountants Economic Outlook Brightens
Exclusively for PRO Members. Log in here or upgrade to PRO today.
In her introductory letter, Cathy Rowe, Wolters Kluwer senior vice president, professional market, says, “Those who embrace innovation will be able to redefine their firms, leave no spreadsheet untouched by the winds of change, and truly be future-ready accountants.”
The numbers back up the increasing use of and dependence on technology, but they also reveal a significant part of the industry declining to board the tech train.
TO READ THE FULL ARTICLE
