Advanced Technologies

Stay informed of the advanced technologies and trends disrupting the accounting profession: blockchain and cryptocurrencies, AI assurance, cybersecurity and cloud computing and data analytics and data governance.

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The use of blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies is on the rise. Learn more about how these technologies are changing transactions amongst entities and their implications to financial reporting, regulation, and internal controls at organizations.

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With digitalization, cybersecurity and cloud computing are critical to creating and protecting organizational value. Learn how to stay ahead of cyber security threats and best utilize cloud computing at your organization. 

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Data is at the core of digital transformation. Entities with strong data governance can employ quality data to make value-driven decisions. Learn more about good data governance, performing data analytics and how data analytics are enhancing the audit process.

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