by Karen Riordan | Mar 25, 2019 | Cloud, Industry Trends, Microsoft, New Updates, Technology
All good things come to an end and when it’s technology it happens frequently. On January 14, 2020, support for Windows Server 2008 will end. That means the end of regular security updates. Rather than waiting for the last minute we recommend upgrading to Microsoft...
by Karen Riordan | Feb 19, 2019 | Financial Reporting, Not For Profits, Sage Intacct, Technology
Whether you have a handful of employees and volunteers or dozens, it can be challenging to ensure that tasks are completed with consistency and efficiency. People have their own methods and preferences when it comes to entering and sharing data. However, you can get...
by Suzy Zgorski | Feb 12, 2019 | Cloud, ERP Financial Software, Not For Profits, Sage Intacct, Technology
What are you getting for Valentine’s Day? Sage Intacct is giving their customers more reasons to Love Sage Intacct this February! It is no wonder the AICPA endorses Sage Intacct as the preferred Cloud ERP solution for mid-market companies. The new features...
by Karen Riordan | Jan 30, 2019 | Cloud, Document management, Financial Reporting, Industry Trends, Technology
From previous posts I have openly shared my “old school” way of doing things; for instance, note taking with paper and pen (ink pen, non-digital). I love technology and how it can make positive changes on our businesses. But sometimes, the technology buzz is just that...
by Suzy Zgorski | Dec 10, 2018 | About SSi Consulting, Clients, ERP Implementation, Industry Trends, Not For Profits, Sage Intacct, Support, Technology
Last week I worked the Greater Washington CPA Non-Profit Symposium in Washington DC. Not only was I fortunate to be able to present Sage Intacct in one of the technology sessions but I also got to meet and talk technology with many Non-Profit Finance team members. It...
by Suzy Zgorski | Nov 29, 2018 | About SSi Consulting, Financial Reporting, Technology
If you’re doing your budgeting & planning in Excel, you’re not alone. Roughly 90% of companies with 50 to 200 employees use it to budget and plan. But, at a certain point, you start to outgrow Excel and could be missing out on the benefits that a budgeting and...
