Technological advancements have made acquiring data analytics skills an imperative for CPAs as they strive to provide value to their organizations and firms.
Information management and technology assurance
Apps vs. applications: App-solutely confused
Q. What’s the difference between an app and an application?
Standing Ovation recognizes contributions in IMTA
Nineteen young CPAs received the Standing Ovation recognition for contributions to the areas of information management and technology assurance.
Bolster your data defenses
These steps can help close holes in your cybersecurity setup.
Excel: This forecast was bound to happen
Excel 2016 provides a new tool called Forecast Sheet that automatically calculates and plots your upper and lower forecast boundaries based on your desired level of confidence.
The hidden costs of a data breach
Repairing damage from a cyberattack involves more than systems upgrades and password strength.
Remote printing: My pen pal is a printer
How to set up Epson’s Remote Print solution.
Expanding your app-titude
Wappwolf adds automation to the cloud equation … See the digital signals around you with Architecture of Radio
Excel: How to make an Excel-lent bull’s-eye chart
Use a little trickery to create a bull’s-eye chart in Excel.
How CPAs can make the most of their tech resources
New technologies provide opportunity, but growing threats pose increased risk. What can CPAs do? Our accounting technology experts offer their advice in the second part of the JofA’s annual round table.
Smartphones: Breaking news!!!
It has been several years since I’ve shopped for a new smartphone. What would you say are the most important features I should consider?
E-file PIN program shut down in response to cyberattacks
The IRS announced that the electronic filing personal identification number (e-file PIN) tool is “no longer available” after it detected additional attacks on the system.
Explaining the 3 faces of SOC
This column provides updates and adds perspective on SOC and reflects on changes in the reports and their attestation standards.
IRS did not discover or help all Get Transcript data breach victims
The TIGTA criticized the IRS’s failure to identify and assist all taxpayers whose tax return and other data may have been accessed by cybercriminals in last year’s Get Transcript breach.
Microsoft Excel: Does this make my data look flat?
How to “flatten” data in Excel.
Expanding your app-titude
Expanding Your App-titude
No More Voicemail lives up to its name
Create, connect, and control phone numbers
with Google Voice
Telematics: Monitor drivers
How to collect driving behavior data.
Should CPAs switch to Windows 10 or Office 2016?
CPAs face intriguing choices with the newest editions of Microsoft’s operating system and Office application suite. The JofA’s panel of tech experts offers guidance on how to evaluate the new offerings.
How to prevent tech troubles
Following these eight tips can help reduce the time professionals waste dealing with IT-related issues.
Smartphones: The perfect couch phone
How to use your old smartphone as a TV remote.
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