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The movement to the cloud, be it a true cloud application (software as a service) or a hosted desktop, is often held back by security concerns. There is something reassuring in having data in the building and under your control, in the same way that...
My blog last week reflected on the use of IT in the run up to the tax filing deadline of 31 January. Underlying the software there is likely to be a database used for reporting.We look at some practical tips to make the reports meaningful.
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Today, we are seeing a ‘day of darkness’ on the internet, as a number of major websites take themselves offline for 24 hours. Wikipedia is a high-profile participant, along with Reddit and the blog site Boing Boing. Google is showing solidarity with...
A commonly seen new year resolution in various social media arenas is to improve efficiency in the accounting practice. With time fast running out for tax return filing (too fast for a few people), it is probably too late to make drastic change...
All our mainstream office software is Windows based - personal and corporate tax, accounts production, practice management, document management, integration with Microsoft Word, Excel etc. So how can a Mac be used?
With son number 1 home from ...
I was shocked, but on reflection not surprised, to read about the imminent demise of Kodak, a corporate and cultural icon that we have all grown up with - when I say all, I mean those of us over forty. Add to this the current travails of other...
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