Technology

 The Mouse: More Than Just A Peripheral

December 1, 2008 

The Mouse: More Than Just A Peripheral

Although the name may suggest a sideline role, computer peripherals have become a key component of how we interact with technology, from input devices like mice and keyboards, to output devices like printers, and more entertainment-driven hardware like speakers, gaming controllers, webcams and memory card readers.

 An Accidental Discovery

December 1, 2008 

An Accidental Discovery

Alexander Fleming’s World War I battlefront experience had shown him how serious killer bacteria could be. It could be much worse than enemy artillery, and he wanted to find a way to stop such infections.

 Evaluating Technology When Buying or Selling a Practice

December 1, 2008 

Evaluating Technology When Buying or Selling a Practice

From the Dec. 2006 Issue The practice of accounting requires sound business practices to support its operations. This includes the valuable implementation of information technology resources. In the 21st century, information technology is one of the many measurable assets of the firm. When accounting practices are acquired through a business sale transaction, it is imperative...…

 Adding Value to your  Practice

December 1, 2008 

Adding Value to your Practice

Every accountant’s practice is different from that of his or her peers. Whether it’s the client base that has driven the practice to offer specialty services or a particular interest and skill on the part of the professional, every firm varies, sometimes more than others, in the services it offers.