Accounting Technology - Issue June 1, 2009

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What Has 25 Years Changed?

By Robert W. Scott

Veterans cite changing relationships as much as technology innovation
Editor's Note
The Challenge of Platform Change

By Robert W. Scott
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Tech Tools for Peanuts

By Alexandra DeFelice

Applications for firms and their clients don't have to break the bank.
Products with Staying Power

By John Hedtke

There are fewer, but tougher, low-cost accounting software packages.
Accounting News
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New Products
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Boomer's Blueprint
Three Steps to Great Performance Management

By L. Gary Boomer

Are people in your firm accomplishing what really needs to get done?
Re: Marks
Don't Fire Your Clients, Charge More

By Gene Marks

Put together a list of your clients. And decide which one needs to be paying you more.
Executive Spotlight
Microsoft Veteran Takes Reins at Sage

By Alexandra DeFelice

Management changes continue to develop at Sage, with a former Microsoft executive taking the reins of a newly formed Business Solutions division.
Accounting Tomorrow
Second Chance For Second Life

By Alexandra DeFelice

How virtual can accountants actually become?
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Better ways to get paid

Start with being clear about what you're charging
IRS Overdue on Paying Hazardous Waste Fee

An IRS processing center in Kansas City, Mo., is overdue on paying a $172.50 fee for a hazardous waste removal permit dating back to 2006.
Should 401(k) plans be scrapped?

Some have bemoaned the failure of 401(k) plans to provide for our retirement.
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