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    Twelve Common Technology Mistakes You Should Avoid

    Over my 30-plus year career consulting on technology, I’ve encountered many mistakes my clients have made regarding hardware, software, and technology in general. As technology has become more integral and complicated, I’ve seen an increasing number of companies struggle with it. These problems aren’t just minor issues; in many cases they could threaten a company’s survival. To read the full article in Journal of Accountancy, click: Twelve Common Technology Mistakes You Should Avoid.

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    Anatomy of a Cloud Project Cost Overrun

    Cost overruns in cloud projects are common, and a few common problems are often to blame.  Issues with data integration, the need for custom code and project-management challenges can all lead to higher-than-anticipated costs.  David Taber helps you understand the driving specifics and what steps can be taken. To read the full article in CIO, click: Anatomy of a Cloud Project Cost Overrun.

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    Valuation Impossible

    Reality TV offers more than entertainment Reality turnaround TV shows provide valuators lessons that go a long way toward improving their consulting and valuation skills, and client deliverable. Those lessons could result in more opportunities and greater credibility.

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    Expanding Opportunities

    Healthcare consulting in an era of reform Part 2 In Part 1 of this article, the impact of healthcare reform on the opportunities for healthcare consulting was discussed.  In Part 2, methods utilized by healthcare consultants, as well as the phases of a typical healthcare consulting engagement, are discussed.

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    Expanding Opportunities—Healthcare Consulting In an Era of Reform, Part I

    Changes in the capital markets utilized in financing healthcare transactions have transformed the way that the healthcare providers and enterprises operate within the current transactional marketplace, explains Robert James Cimasi.  These changes, particularly in recent years following the “Great Recession,”  relate to both the availability of capital sources and the types of financial instruments used.  As the healthcare industry faces a changing paradigm, the increased need for healthcare consulting services has been met by professionals who have entered the consulting arena from a diverse array of professional backgrounds, e.g., accounting, finance and economics, insurance, etc.