An integrated cloud-based business platform will revolutionise and simplify accounting, payroll, banking and daily operations for Australian small and medium businesses from July 2018. Combining the business expertise and software development teams of KPMG Australia (business advisory), CBA (banking) and Microsoft (technology platforms), Wiise is targeting SMEs that see themselves as having more complex needs […]
Cloud computing has already changed the world around us, and technology is totally uninhibited by geography. But with all this innovation in our personal lives, how is it affecting us in business? Is it sustainable?
The debate may seem won, but desktop accounting software is hanging around longer than many cloud-converts would have thought.
Two years ago, cloud accounting was still very new to many accountants and most didn’t even know that it existed.
The decision to change from manual accounting systems to an umbrella system depends on the same criteria that influence people to upgrade residential infrastructure: old systems are inefficient, cost-prohibitive and need frequent troubleshooting.
If you’ve heard about the cloud but you don’t fully understand it or haven’t decided it’s for you , the next generation could be the clincher. Get to know the Software plus Service model.
Accounting is just one of the software programs you can take into the cloud, and a major one for small businesses. Here’s a look at how three Aussie SMBs are using it.
Accounting software with a cloud component enables data to be stored securely offsite – usually on servers managed by a cloud provider – and accessed remotely anywhere and anytime via the internet. Here are three more good reasons SMBs should embrace the technology.
Australia now ranks as the second most prepared nation to adopt cloud computing technology, while developing economies continue to fall behind when it comes to cloud preparedness.
On the surface a lot of cloud accounting applications can sound very similar. Nearly all will help you track your business transactions, evaluate your business performance and prepare a budget, but what an application can do is only part of what should be considered when moving your business into the cloud.
