Accounting October 6, 2026
The 2026 AI Finance Stack
73 tools worth knowing, how I would put them together, and the trends behind why finance teams are picking them.
April 15, 2009
Feature: Specialized Hardware for Tax & Accounting Firms
From Mobile Devices to Monitors, Hardware is Still a Key Factor
April 15, 2009
Tough Times Call For Working Smarter
Technology is helping small businesses run leaner. Lisa explains that sometimes this means reducing staff – but not because of cost-cutting measures. Instead, new technologies often streamline otherwise tedious tasks, allowing businesses to work smarter.
April 15, 2009
Better Hardware Can Increase Productivity
Many technologists get excited over the capabilities of new software, but for Isaac, it’s all about the hardware. Gadgets big and small, as well as computers, monitors and other tools make technology real and touchable. Here are a few hardware items that can benefit professional practices.
April 15, 2009
QuickBooks Hosted on an ASP – Why it Makes Sense
As you continue on your path towards taking your practice online, Doug recommends taking a close look at using an Application Service Provider (ASP) to host QuickBooks for you and your clients.
April 15, 2009
Change is Upon Us…
Our new Executive Editor comments on the nature of change: A new president, a changing banking system, and an onslaught of new tax codes represent only a few of the notable changes that have occurred over the past year. And, of course, a new leader for The CPA Technology Advisor.
April 15, 2009
How To Clean A Keyboard
Special Online-Only Feature from CPATechViews.comApril 16, 2009
April 15, 2009
Technology Tools for Better Client Service
Not everyone gets to share their personal mission statement with so many people, but if you’re a frequent reader of Randy’s column, you know that he’s had the privilege of living his mission statement: “To help as many people as possible use technology in the way that benefits them most.”
April 14, 2009
Ten Things I Don’t Do Online
I’ve been online almost from the beginning of the personal computer age. I was an early adapter to CompuServe, ran forums on AOL and MSN, haunted the bulletin boards from coast to coast in the night hours, and moved to the commercial Internet in the spring of ’94. That doesn’t prove much except that I...…