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  • Practice Management - QuickRead Top Story

    The Last Frontier of the Digital Accounting Firm: How Technology is—Finally—Transforming Practice Management

    July 10, 2013

    Five key questions to determine whether it’s time to switch to a digital system At many firms, practice management software is often referred to as the “last frontier”, according to Matt Jagst, Director of Enterprise Product Management in the tax & accounting business of Thomson Reuters. Most firms manage to get by with outdated systems and processes. Switching to digital software that integrates time, billing, workload management and other functions into one application not only shores up client relationships, but puts real money in one’s pocket.

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