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 Transparency Transcends Print, Social Media

August 31, 2009 

Transparency Transcends Print, Social Media

If you publish content for your firm, company, or even blog, Facebook, Tweet or have a LinkedIn profile – and don’t think people are listening and watching to what you do or say – you need to wake up! Microsoft pulled a fast one when it took a photo of an African-American man and changed...…

Scott Cytron

 Reading the Fine Print

August 21, 2009 

Reading the Fine Print

People often scoff at others who find themselves in a predicament because they didn’t read “the fine print.” But almost all of us are guilty of this error in judgement, and not just occasionally… we do it every day. I’m talking about EULAs (End-User License Agreement), Terms of Use Policies, Privacy Policies and other contractual...…

Isaac M. O'Bannon

 “Speed of Sound” is Almost Too Slow

August 17, 2009 

“Speed of Sound” is Almost Too Slow

I’ve blogged about how technology has the ability to transform our firms and businesses in ways that are almost super-human. Validating my thoughts is a new article on WSJ.com that talks about how companies are using technology to connect to customers in speedier ways: “Technology is transforming innovation at its core, allowing companies to test...…

Darren Root, CPA, CITP, CGMA

 Is it worth upgrading to Adobe Acrobat Standard 9.0?

August 13, 2009 

Is it worth upgrading to Adobe Acrobat Standard 9.0?

This latest version while not a singular upgrade that you should run right out and buy is one of those upgrades which makes sense if the firm is still using Adobe Acrobat Standard 6.x, 7.x, or 8.x. All three of these previous versions suffer from some type of programming problem which cause issues for the…

John D. Anderson

 Save Money With Cloud Computing

August 10, 2009 

Save Money With Cloud Computing

I’ve written a few blog entries about cloud computing – hoping to make an impact on CPAs and accountants reading these entries who can understand how this outsourced technology infrastructure model is secure and efficient. I ran across an article this morning on MSN that talks about the costs associated with cloud computing through this...…

Darren Root, CPA, CITP, CGMA

 The Spirit Of Accounting

August 7, 2009 

The Spirit Of Accounting

That's where the spirit of accounting comes into play. For though they are known for their analytical skills and their brusk adherence to standards, accountants are also the steadfast core of charities and non-profits.

Dave McClure

 Stay Tuned for a Stronger Microsoft

July 28, 2009 

Stay Tuned for a Stronger Microsoft

You would have to living on the side of a mountain not to hear about Microsoft and the problems its endured over the last several years: declining revenues, slow-to-market product growth and the shortcomings of Windows Vista are just a few of the issues. I believe things are about to change – for the better....…

Darren Root, CPA, CITP, CGMA

 Bing? (Yawn)

July 23, 2009 

Bing? (Yawn)

Fellow CPATechViews blogger Dave McClure recently wrote about Google’s new foray into the land of operating systems (See: Killing Microsoft: www.cpatechviews.com/2009/07/killing-microsoft). He also notes Microsoft’s latest entry in the search engine field with Bing.com. Just as I don’t think Microsoft has much to worry about (yet) from a Google cloud-based operation system, I also don’t...…

Isaac M. O'Bannon

 Should you Give Employees Access to Facebook, Twitter?

July 16, 2009 

Should you Give Employees Access to Facebook, Twitter?

When I talk with clients and present to groups about social media, one of the most often-asked questions I get it whether an organization ought to give its employees access to social media while they are at work. Firms, companies and organizations of all kinds and sizes are concerned that their staff is going to...…

Scott Cytron