Cloud computing

AccountantsWorld, a provider of cloud-based accounting solutions, has enhanced its signature product, Accounting Power.

Cloud business software provider Exact released Macola 10.4, an enhanced version of its ERP and business software.

All too often, the cloud is overlooked for groups working with highly-regulated and sensitive data, but the reality is that it can provide enormous gains in terms of efficiency, productivity and security.

Accounting software startup Smacc has raised $3.9 million in Series A funding to develop its platform for automating accounting and finance processes.

The biggest technology “annoyance” faced by accountants is keeping up with changing software, according to a recent survey, with security and risk management in second place.

Reseller Smith Accounting & IT Solutions has become a partner of Gravity Software to offer the company's accounting software.

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Bellevue, Wash.-based Acumatica, a developer of cloud-based accounting and enterprise resource planning software, has initiated a long-term agreement with German software vendor Lexware to bring cloud-based ERP solutions to the German market.

Princeton, N.J.-based Top 100 Firm WithumSmith+Brown has struck a deal to become a NetSuite solution provider.

When it comes to picking a cloud provider, you should ask some tough questions, an industry expert suggests.

The costs of the finance and accounting function at many companies are expected to climb in the next few years, according to a new survey.

Practice management software developer OfficeTools is partnering with the cloud services company IVDesk.

Oracle Corp. and its top executives were sued by an investor who blames his stock losses on allegations by a former finance executive that the cloud computing giant doctored its quarterly results.

OfficeTools plans to integrate its practice management software WorkSpace with Crexendo, a provider of cloud-based communication services.

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Intuit reported an increase in users of both its TurboTax Online and QuickBooks Online user base last quarter.

FreshBooks has released a credit card reader for Android users of the cloud accounting software for small businesses.

Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu has introduced Deloitte Pixel, a new service that leverages “crowdsourcing” technology to allow outside people to help the firm develop new services and projects for Deloitte and its clients.