Oklahoma CPAs work with vast quantities of sensitive client data every day. Although professional regulations and fiduciary duty require CPAs to protect confidential client data, many of them unwittingly handle and store information in ways that put it at risk.
agencies are embracing social media. Estimates are that 70% of U.S. healthcare organizations utilize social media.
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Oklahoma CPAs know that to be successful in today’s accounting industry means adopting changes brought on by technology. Outsourced IT is one of the technology trends that will continue to grow rapidly.
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As the largest professional network with over 225 million members, LinkedIn is the place to be. It is where you can find the latest industry news and events, look for jobs or post job openings, and make contacts by networking with fellow Oklahoma home healthcare professionals.
Would you try a cross-country trip to an unfamiliar location without a map? Not likely if you want to avoid getting completely lost.
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Due to changes in everything from new regulations to implementing new technology, Oklahoma home healthcare agencies are having to do more to meet growing demands.In today’s environment, cost-cutting and maintaining budgets are serious concerns. That is especially true for healthcare IT.IT staff would like to focus on innovation and integrating new technology but find themselves stretched thin and with too few resources.
A growing number of CPAs and accountants are turning to Twitter to market, reach potential clients, and stay current with news and trends in the field. Do you know which Twitter accounts would be most beneficial for Oklahoma CPAs, and why?
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The healthcare industry creates an enormous amount of data – patient medical and care records, billing records, equipment monitoring, compliance reporting, and more.
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Over 2 million blogs are posted every day, and there are hundreds of blogs that are aimed specifically at accountants.
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healthcare industry. New rules and regulations stress cost cutting. The Internet and mobile savvy patients today want more participation in their healthcare experience.
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