One of the biggest technology decisions companies have to make in today’s business world revolves around the best way to store and share files: Should you go with an on-premise or cloud file sharing solution?

No organisation is completely self-sufficient. Regardless of the products and services they sell, the industry they operate in, or the size of their workforce, organisations must rely on vendors in some capacity.

If you’re in the market for a file-sharing solution, you’ve no doubt heard of (or used) Dropbox. It’s popular across industries and is often top of mind for working professionals. Admittedly, Dropbox:

It’s a hard truth of modern accounting that practices are only as efficient as their workflows allow. Smart workflows can be a game-changer.

Spreadsheets. For accountants, they’re a fact of life. From the one-person practices to teams of decision makers in large multinational businesses, spreadsheets are central to all manner of projects and tasks.

Email burnout is real. One of the biggest contributors to accountants falling into the unhealthy always-on culture is the constant checking of inboxes.

Late filing is a huge problem, with tougher penalties on the way. Accountants’ jobs would be so much easier if clients just responded on time.

Accounting processes aren’t meant to be time-consuming, but clients often make it seem that way.

In today’s business world, it would be nearly impossible for an organisation to achieve its goals without providing a way for employees to securely connect, communicate, and collaborate.

Software-as-a-service (SaaS) and hybrid technology solutions have become mainstays in organisations of all sizes. In addition, the global pandemic inspired a lasting shift, for many companies, to remote work.