Cloud computing has been increasingly becoming very popular today. As forecasted, it will even grow bigger this year. And why should it not? Cloud computing, an accounting on line, has numerous benefits for its users.
5 Surprising Cloud Computing Statistics
Posted by Shoebooks Team
in Monday, January 9, 2012
The year 2011 has seen many businesses turning to the clouds. Topics and issues on accounting software online and Cloud Computing have become one of the favored topics of discussions and debates among the IT community.
In recent months, countless polls and surveys have been conducted, with the focus of making improvements on the people’s understanding of the cloud computing market and industry trends.
Australian Share Market Positive Start to 2012
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in Thursday, January 5, 2012
The Australian share market has seen a rise on the first day of trading in 2012, with more than one per cent rise on the back of positive leads in the local bourse, boosted by the European stock markets and the rallying in commodity prices during the long weekend in Australia.
For the first time in a week, the Australian shares have risen as the materials sector led broad-based gains after the official positive manufacturing PMI data out of China for December beat market expectations, helping boost risk appetite, helping resources, and energy stocks.
Common Mistakes to Avoid When Buying Accounting Software
Posted by Shoebooks Team
in Wednesday, December 28, 2011
It is not anymore uncommon for business owners to adopt the use of accounting software to make the business’s transactions easier, more free-flowing, and hassle-free. Its benefits are insurmountable. However, they are also being warned to not commit common accounting software mistakes.
Of the many accounting mistakes that owners commit, there is one that stands out among others. According to the Executive Vice-President of K2e.com, Randolph Johnston, this mistake is the decision of business owners to skip training their staff fully on the use of the software for accounting.
"This is an item that should be budgeted and not cut. Even though technology vendors will portray software as being easy to use, set up and integrate - it rarely is," said Mr. Johnston.
Mobile Cloud Computing Market to Grow by 2016
Posted by Shoebooks Team
in Tuesday, December 27, 2011
Cloud computing is off on a good start and it does not end there. And in the coming years, it will increase and get larger even more as it penetrates the mobile world.
Mobile cloud computing, is expected to generate an income of $45 billion by 2016. This is according to the prediction of Visiongain, an independent information provider. This will be made possible with the enormous popularity of smartphones.
A “rapid growth stage” is being predicted for mobile cloud computing as invoicing software.
The development of cloud-based mobile applications will be encouraged by BONDI, OneAPI, and HTML5, which are all technology enhancements. This is seen to happen in 2014.
Accounting Software Inflates Profits and Close Loopholes
Posted by Shoebooks Team
in Thursday, December 22, 2011
Now, more than ever, there is a need to adopt accounting software by every business. This is after reports revealed that banks are actually making use of loopholes in accounting regulations to their advantage where they could alter results like profit levels and staff bonuses.
The Adam Smith Institute says banks utilize complex financial products that may conclude a profit value that is different from the actual one.
The blame can be put on the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) according to Gordon Kerr, a former banker who authored the report. The IFRS allows banks to include in their current profits certain expected future income.
Australian Stocks Hits two-week Low over Europe Recession Fears
Posted by Shoebooks Team
in Monday, December 19, 2011
As poor data out of Asia and the bad news of the growing outlook of a recession in Europe are sending investors running for cover, the Australian stocks dropped to a two-week low.
Stocks have been closing lower for the fifth day out of six after more dismal news comes from Europe overnight which saw an increase of Italian bond to a euro-era record, which then has triggered a sharp selloff in commodities as investors were rushing to the perceived safe haven of the dollar.
Data revealed that China's manufacturing sector has continued to contract in December as exports slowed compounded fears that the euro zone debt crisis is already slowing growth in Asia.
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