November 1, 2012
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J. Carlton Collins, CPA
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Article
With the Oct. 26 release of Windows 8, Microsoft unveiled a new look and new direction for the operating system that runs 92% of desktop computers worldwide. But Windows 8 isn’t about desktop dominance. It’s about Microsoft seeking to gain a foothold in the mobile market, where Apple’s iOS and Google’s Android operating systems rule.
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November 1, 2012
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BY
J. Carlton Collins, CPA
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Article
With the Oct. 26 release of Windows 8, Microsoft unveiled a new look and new direction for the operating system that runs 92% of desktop computers worldwide. But Windows 8 isn’t about desktop dominance. It’s about Microsoft seeking to gain a foothold in the mobile market, where Apple’s iOS and Google’s Android operating systems rule.
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November 1, 2012
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BY
J. Carlton Collins, CPA
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Article
With the Oct. 26 release of Windows 8, Microsoft unveiled a new look and new direction for the operating system that runs 92% of desktop computers worldwide. But Windows 8 isn’t about desktop dominance. It’s about Microsoft seeking to gain a foothold in the mobile market, where Apple’s iOS and Google’s Android operating systems rule.
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June 1, 2012
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Jeff Drew
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Article
With the accounting profession undergoing perhaps its biggest technological sea change since the introduction of the personal computer three decades ago, CPAs are faced with a slew of questions. To help provide answers, the JofA asked a distinguished group of experts to identify the key technology trends that CPAs should keep top of mind over the next decade or so.
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June 1, 2012
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BY
Jeff Drew
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Article
With the accounting profession undergoing perhaps its biggest technological sea change since the introduction of the personal computer three decades ago, CPAs are faced with a slew of questions. To help provide answers, the JofA asked a distinguished group of experts to identify the key technology trends that CPAs should keep top of mind over the next decade or so.
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June 1, 2012
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Jeff Drew
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Article
With the accounting profession undergoing perhaps its biggest technological sea change since the introduction of the personal computer three decades ago, CPAs are faced with a slew of questions. To help provide answers, the JofA asked a distinguished group of experts to identify the key technology trends that CPAs should keep top of mind over the next decade or so.
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June 1, 2012
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Editor's note: Also read, "Technology and CPAs: Visions of the future" in the June 2012 JofA. JofA: What do you foresee being the most important technologies CPAs will use in their jobs over the next decade? Bezugly: Whether they are client portals, mobile apps, or cloud computing, technologies that continue to increase mobility and productivity for CPAs and their clients will be the most important over the next decade.
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May 1, 2012
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Jeff Drew
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Article
CPAs are confident that their organizations can secure their IT networks and manage data, but they doubt whether their employers will be able to generate revenue streams and other benefits from emerging technologies such as cloud computing and mobile devices, the AICPA reported in releasing the results of its 2012 Top Technology Initiatives Survey.
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May 1, 2012
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Jeff Drew
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Article
CPAs are confident that their organizations can secure their IT networks and manage data, but they doubt whether their employers will be able to generate revenue streams and other benefits from emerging technologies such as cloud computing and mobile devices, the AICPA reported in releasing the results of its 2012 Top Technology Initiatives Survey.
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May 1, 2012
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BY
Jeff Drew
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Article
CPAs are confident that their organizations can secure their IT networks and manage data, but they doubt whether their employers will be able to generate revenue streams and other benefits from emerging technologies such as cloud computing and mobile devices, the AICPA reported in releasing the results of its 2012 Top Technology Initiatives Survey.
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