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Changing from seat-based legacy systems to cloud-based systems can be challenging. Some employees may not want to shift to the new systems. Others fear that they may lose their status in the company as the ‘answer person’ for all the old system’s quirks, making them jealously guard the legacy system as if it were a pet to be kept on. But once people understand the many benefits of cloud computing, they may be happy to embrace cloud-based applications and move on to the new system.  

Cloud computing has moved from a mystery to a must-have in most offices. Most software, including Intacct or Sage accounting software, is now available in cloud-based versions that make it easier for offices to add powerful resources to their technology. What will the cloud hold for businesses in 2017?

Cloud-based systems offer many benefits. One benefit that many businesses appreciate is the flexible nature of cloud systems.

As Canadian organizations consider a move to Cloud Accounting, each must consider a number of items.  Based on our experience assisting clients who consider the shift to the cloud, we created some Frequently Asked Questions and responses.  This is the second blog in the series focusing on questions about your data in the cloud, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) and US government regulations. This first of the two blogs focused on your data, where it is stored and the Canadian Privacy Act (PIPEDA).

As Canadian organizations consider a move to Cloud Accounting, they must consider many items.  Based on our experience assisting clients with the review of options, we created some Frequently Asked Questions and responses.  This first of two blogs will focus on your data, where it is stored and the Canadian Privacy Act (PIPEDA). Our second blog will focus on questions about your data in the cloud and the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).

Are you confused about the cloud? If so, you’re not alone. Many people talk about the cloud but don’t fully understand what it really means. Cloud computing is a great tool that can benefit your business, but first, you must understand what the cloud is.

What have you heard about the Cloud? Have you considered moving to Cloud-based software after hearing about its many benefits? Recent talk regarding Cloud computing, its benefits and its impact on today’s businesses has many companies wondering if they should make the move from on-premises enterprise solutions to Cloud-based options. The attractive operational benefits, system flexibility, and promises of cost-savings lure in many prospects who want to improve business efficiency and streamline operations.