Cloud computing is gaining popularity across most professions today, but CPAs are particularly receptive to its benefits, which include:
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Cloud computing is gaining popularity across most professions today, but CPAs are particularly receptive to its benefits, which include:
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Before You Run Toward Cloud Computing, Look Who’s Fleeing!
Cloud computing is the new technology buzz word; and just about every tech provider from Oklahoma City to Miami is starting to offer it. However, are small to medium businesses adopting the cloud at the same rate?
Before you start running toward the cloud for your own IT needs, make sure you know why many companies are currently fleeing from it.
Technology use has grown at a rapid rate in the legal profession. The American Bar Association Model Rule of Professional Conduct 1.1 requires lawyers to keep up with changes to both the law and the way it is practiced. This also includes the technological aspects.
To conserve resources and save money, Oklahoma CPAs are adopting a virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) to accomplish the same volume of work with a lower number of workstations.
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In many organizations, employee morale and technology investments are closely related. At Oklahoma law firms, workplace technologies improve morale by simplifying once-arduous tasks, enabling better workforce management, and even supporting a greater work-life balance.
Technology has changed the accounting profession. The days of using pens, pencils, and battery-operated calculators to balance client accounts and check ledgers for accuracy are long gone, as is the old 9-5 lifestyle.
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Although some Oklahoma law firms embraced social media at its onset, the phenomenon did not catch on until 2012, when law societies in North America and Europe began issuing social media guidelines to their members.
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It’s that time of year again! Oklahoma CPAs are bracing themselves for the tax preparation deluge. These weeks are the figurative calm before the storm when everyone expends a lot of energy and resources in getting ready.
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Oklahoma law firms handle highly sensitive information on a daily basis. Examples include:
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Avoid Technology Obsolescence - Computer equipment loses value at roughly 2% per week. What does this mean to you? What you purchase today is worth 2% less this week, 2% less of that total next week, etc. For example If you paid $2000 for a computer today, next year it will be worth $600 and the year after that $200. Three years from the date of purchase, it is worth about $60. This “scratch pad type calculation” is close, but not exact.