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Information management and technology assurance
How to change drive letters in Windows 10
Changing a drive letter in Windows 10 is relatively easy, as follows.
Online polling: Facebook expands number of voting options
Facebook has improved its polling tool by allowing up to 20 voting options.
Expanding your app-titude: Zoom
Zooming in on affordable business videoconferencing.
Merging accounting with ‘big data’ science
Part 2 of the JofA technology roundtable explores the skills needed to meet clients’ demand for insights on expanding amounts of business information.
Microsoft Windows: Organizing files across multiple hard drives
Windows 10 includes an option for managing where new content is saved on your computer.
Got too much data for your preferred drive? Here’s what to do
You can create a single drive letter for storing your data files across all of your hard drives as follows.
Putting predictive analytics to work in hiring
Employers that once relied on observation and interview techniques can now use data to approach the hiring process in a more systematic fashion.
6 steps to accounting automation success
For firms embracing the automation age, artificial intelligence requires smart thinking and human wisdom, Boomer Consulting’s Arianna Campbell and Marc Staut explained at the AICPA ENGAGE 2018 conference.
How tax reform — and Excel — are changing the CPA Exam
Mike Decker, the vice president of examinations at the AICPA, discusses changes being made to the exam as a result of tax reform — and about how Excel will now be available for use on the test.
Paving the way to a new digital world
The JofA’s annual technology roundtable looks into the future as blockchain, big data analytics, artificial intelligence, and robotic process automation fuel transformation in the accounting profession.
Protect your online privacy with a VPN
The easiest and least expensive way to set up a VPN is to subscribe to a VPN service provider.
4 skills accountants need to succeed in a tech-enabled future
New duties will require plenty of understanding and good communication.
How US consumers are fighting identity theft
Cybercrime losses hit $19.4 billion in 2017.
How board members can perform oversight of cybersecurity risks
A new CAQ tool addresses the topic.
Accounting firms: The next generation
The article provides a glimpse into a future dominated by fast access to big data and driven by intelligent technology applications deployed by a new breed of CPA practices.
Erik Anspach, CPA, CGMA
Erik Anspach, CPA, CGMA, the CFO for Bison Engineering Inc., says managing finance and IT requires up-to-date knowledge of the latest technology while understanding that he doesn’t possess the expertise to fix all the problems himself.
Ask the expert: Technology
Jennifer Warawa, EVP of Partners, Accountants and Alliances at Sage, discusses the changing role of the accountant.
Technology may push firms beyond the billable hour
Switching from hourly billing to value pricing can reward tech-enabled efficiency.
Microsoft Office: Use Excel’s I-Beam tool to swap data in 2 cells
You can swap the contents of two cells in Excel if the cells are adjacent to each other. Here’s how.
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