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The JofA Accounting Technology Roundtable panel posits that artificial intelligence isn’t the only technology trend making waves in accounting firms and finance departments.

The financial industry is built on sensitive information. Therefore, cybersecurity in the financial sector is critical. From basic customer details such as dates of birth, addresses, and phone numbers to more specific data such as bank information, financial institutions must have top-level safeguards to secure their customers' assets.

Experts discuss the intersection of AI in the financial planning and analysis (FP&A) space and the accountant’s role in translating AI-generated insights into strategic recommendations for their clients.

The artificial intelligence (“AI”) solutions such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT continue to gain popularity. Many CPA firms seek to leverage the use of generative AI to accelerate innovation and increase productivity.

Many services can be marketed to new clients as well as to existing clients. Once you begin adding services to your clients, more develop.

This year's roster of great new tools for accountants is heavily inflected with AI.

The majority of Americans are excited about the role Gen AI can play in their everyday lives, but a global survey finds that the majority of executives aren’t thrilled with their companies’ level of commitment to the rapidly growing technology.

Questioning whether you need to adopt artificial intelligence (AI) in your tax practice today is like an accountant 20 years ago deciding whether to use tax preparation software or continue to prepare paper tax returns. Thus, putting AI tools into practice should be something that practitioners embrace.

We've asked a lot of humans what they think of AI. What do the AIs say?

The AI landscape has a lot of misconceptions and overblown claims. We asked AI thought leaders in the accounting field what some of the worst were.

Items that should be on your tech radar to help you and your team succeed in an ever-changing environment. Specifically, we will address five technologies that should be on your tech radar today.

Fraudsters and cybercriminals are increasingly leveraging AI algorithms and techniques to perpetrate sophisticated scams, manipulate systems, and exploit unsuspecting individuals and organizations.

As CPAs, we are often seen as advisors by our clients for business-related matters. This is why we need to familiarize ourselves with Metaverse, how this virtual environment can add value to our clients and how CPAs should leverage this technology.

What the rise of ChatGPT means for future cyber attacks and counter cybersecurity efforts

Interested in growing your firm's presence online? Read CPA Garden's tips on how to optimize your content across the internet.

No matter if your company is adopting the technology or resisting the use of the software, most agree that AI chatbots (including ChatGPT) are not the best for critical thinking, making ethical judgments, or protecting sensitive or proprietary information at this time.

Firms should not just accept persistent tech issues.

We put ChatGPT to the test with hypothetical tax questions. See if you think it's ready to compete with a CPA.

With more work to do than accounting staff can deliver, deploying new technologies is key to meeting client demands—here are three to consider.

The increased use of data analytics (DA) across various industries has improved overall operations and business efficiency.