Cloud has become a primary component in the evolution of information technology, especially when considering online accounting.
Quantifiable benefits like resource utilization, agility, and lower costs have encouraged initial adoption. SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) and IaaS (Infrastructure-as-a-Service) are the most popular and widely adopted modes; then you have PaaS (Platform-as-a-Service) which continues to evolve.
New Zealand has over 35% of all businesses on cloud accounting, while the US is at a staggering 4%! To remain competitive and keep costs down, your clients will need to move to cloud accounting solutions. It is your job as their CPA to guide them and be a trusted advisor. But how do you keep up with the accounting, tax, and audit work if you are turning into a technology advisor?
In this white paper, we will offer insights, tips, guidance and strategies that help firms to plan client conversions. We will look at the different models and management strategies that will ensure a successful transition.
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Tags: Cloud Technology, Firm Management
