Data and information management

Rather than solely managing their data, finance professionals are now able to activate it.

The Neat-Freak Partner Program is available to all firms and is set up to facilitate collaboration between accountants and their clients, while also providing incentives.

Cloud, machine learning and analytics are in the offing.

Course correction requires more than just spotting monthly variances. Business managers need reliable data at their fingertips.

At its recent user conference, the workflow solutions provider announced new scheduling, API and analytics capabilities.

Processing Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency payments is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the ways that blockchain-based technologies could disrupt the accounting profession.

The European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation takes effect Friday, and it could affect accountants and auditors, along with their clients, in the U.S.

CPAmerica International is celebrating its 40th anniversary as the association continues to expand in the U.S. and reaches out abroad.

The new feature centralizes the storage of important supporting documentation needed for a given close or subsequent audit, but not tied to a single time period.

Now, more than ever, practitioners are vulnerable to increasingly sophisticated cybersecurity threats that can have severe consequences if appropriate protections are not put in place.

The Institute of Management Accountants is getting ready for next year’s centennial while expanding internationally.

A rundown of how to efficiently calculate the total cost of ownership of the firm printer.

The technology behind Bitcoin will be showing up in more back office applications.

Anders Erickson will lead the cybersecurity services practice, a service line the firm is rapidly expanding.

Two firms share their experiences with the systems that store all their sensitive information.

This initial version of the credit risk assessment software integrates with QuickBooks Online to analyze a company's books.

For a government that is trillions of dollars in debt, these numbers add up quickly.

The Big Four firm will work with Amazon Web Services on ways to track an organization's most important assets.

How a lone accountant saved Geris Zebarth from a technology disaster.

Firms can use the new blueprints to create blockchain networks of their own design using the company's Web Services tools.