Machine learning

Grant Halloran takes over from Dave Kellogg, who stepped down earlier this year when Host Analytics was acquired by Vector Capital.

B/2BNow automates data migration, including from paper to software, and uses machine learning for automated mapping and integration configuration.

Thirteen percent of organizations currently use AI or machine learning to combat fraud, and 25 percent expect to adopt such technology in the next year or two.

Thomson Reuters has radically revamped its mainstay tax research product, Checkpoint, with artificial intelligence.

Finance professionals are concerned about change and uncertainty, but standing still is not an option.

Firms are invited to participate as mentors to student inventors.

While it’s become hard to separate the hype from its practical potential, AI is rooted in a very realistic notion.

Chicago-based firm Grant Thornton LLP has introduced a new product, LeaseCom Analytics, which uses analytics and machine-learning capabilities to automatically provide a full picture of a company’s lease portfolio.

Expect more automation and AI, and less need for human interaction.

Dag Kittlaus tells Digital CPAs they must develop these competencies.

The addition of a bot is a move in step with the major boom in machine learning and artificial intelligence in the accounting software market.

ReadyScore is powered by the company’s adaptive learning platform.

Rumors of the workhorse program's demise are exaggerrated, and AI won't kill it.

The expense management and bookkeeping automation company can now classify receipts, invoices and bills of lading.

Booqee’s app is focused on user interface and learning user habits to drive engagement and client compliance.

A lot of people assume AI is still a far-off technology, but in fact, it’s something we already use dozens, if not hundreds, of times each day.

Machine learning has emerged as one of the biggest and most promising technology trends today, poised to greatly transform our lives and how we do business.

Chris Geier has been watching what is going on at Deloitte and wondering who the next leader will be.

In its fully-realized form, artificial intelligence will raise clients’ expectations about the kinds of decision-making they expect their accounting software, and accountants, to be able to provide.

The money will go to growing its AI, machine learning and cloud capabilities, competing against SAP, Oracle and other business software giants.