We’re reinventing business models.
Organizations are embracing change, investing in modern technology, pursuing digital transformation, and learning how to thrive in new economic conditions.
Sage Intacct surveyed customers, partners, and industry thought leaders and used their feedback to identify seven key trends that will significantly affect accounting and finance in 2023.
Here are three of them.
Small and midsized businesses (SMBs) will choose cloud-based accounting systems that incorporate automation and analytics and don’t require expensive, risky investments in clunky software, on-premises servers, and IT staff.
With a modern, cloud-based financial management solution like Sage Intacct, you can keep remote workforces connected and productive with just an internet connection and a web browser.
Cloud technology creates a more flexible and cost-effective finance function by minimizing the need for hardware and storage and providing more scalable and easily automated processes. The cloud also gives users anytime, anywhere, any device access to up-to-the-second data.
Automation improves accuracy and efficiency on projects where staff has declined since pre-pandemic times.
Examples of accounting and finance automation include:
Regulators have been relatively quiet, giving organizations breathing room during the pandemic, but new regulations are coming—especially for evolving and fast-growing industries like green energy, cryptocurrency, and cannabis. Remote work will likely be affected by new accounting regulations as well.
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