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Written by Edi Osborne
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Friday, 26 November 2010 18:44 |
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Scenario 1: A clients asks for help with a business problem that doesn’t quite fit with our ordinary tax and A&A service offerings and you say, "of course, we can help you with that." Then you head back to the office to figure out your next steps. Scenario 2: Your firm has a couple of really good consultative type CPAs who seem to have a gift for taking on unusual projects. I call these Consulting Savants – they have the ability to create unique deliverables on the fly when a client presents the need. But when they are not around what happens to the firm's ability to provide similar services?
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Written by Hugh Duffy MBA
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Thursday, 18 November 2010 01:09 |
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While Facebook, MySpace and Twitter build friendships and followers, LinkedIn focuses on business communications and relationships. Through "LinkedIn Answers," relationships are made with peers in a professional forum. While spending time providing answers to various questions might seem like a time-waster, it is anything but that. LinkedIn Answers builds your credibility and may even lead to more business for your company.
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Written by Ed Jennings
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Wednesday, 10 November 2010 02:56 |
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The term "paperless workflow" has been buzzword in the profession for some time; yet firms that have adopted a true paperless system are still the minority. The percentage implementing basic workflow enhancements, such as scanning and on-screen review (via dual monitors), is progressing steadily. However, adoption rates of advanced paperless technologies, such as client portals, tax document automation solutions, and document management systems, are still relatively low.
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Written by Bob Scott
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Wednesday, 03 November 2010 01:46 |
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The best protection for data at your firm might be a door, a lock and a process for keeping unauthorized people away from the server room. Because with the potential stricter requirements regarding personal data looming across the country, physical security stills remains the No. 1 issue, not viruses and spyware.
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Written by Bob Scott
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Wednesday, 27 October 2010 02:53 |
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The standard wisdom has been that professional accountants are crucial in influencing clients to investigate and buy many technology products. And while vendor programs that enlist accountants are not new, there is a renewed interest in the genre and a lot of updating to existing programs.
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