Monitor. Operate. Manage. Support.(M.O.M.S.). This simple acronym spells success for the accounting firms and businesses using Sage accounting software synced seamlessly with Swizznet for hosting in the cloud and for managing their IT services and security.

Question: has cloud accounting been on your mind recently?

The digital transformation of SMBs and accounting firms has been underway for a while, but recently, COVID-19 has made it a top priority. Even though no one saw a curveball like this virus coming, workplace trends have already been building toward remote work and the use of cloud tools for some time. In fact, the Harvard Business Review foresaw this trend back in 2014, when it reported that remote workers are happier, more productive, and less likely to quit.

It wasn’t long ago that SMB accounting software resided on a PC – and only on a PC. Today, with more than 1.3 million Intuit QuickBooks® users alone now accessing its online version, cloud computing is an accepted technology for streamlining the process of everyday financial-oriented tasks. When coupled with mobile devices, the cloud offers the freedom of anywhere/anytime availability that can be hugely beneficial to in-house financial teams as well as consultants. Quickbooks solutions for business management software is a key tool to have for any business. Small businesses usually have limited time and/or personnel to deal with IT issues like data storage, upgrading software and server maintenance. Cloud computing shifts these tasks to the service provider and can result in enormous time savings by enabling businesses to concentrate on their business and customers, instead of on IT needs. Engaging with one of the dizzying array of potential cloud and mobile solution providers can be a daunting task for anyone and any business. So, if you are just now exploring how to migrate to the cloud and provide access to employees and clients via mobile devices, here are some points to consider:

It wasn’t that long ago that small and medium-size business (SMB) accounting software resided on a PC – and only on a PC. Today, with more than 1.3 million Intuit QuickBooks users alone accessing the online version of QuickBooks, it’s time for every accountant to take a look at what Cloud computing can offer for streamlining the process of everyday tasks. But the question lingers - “can I use my Quickbooks on a Tablet?” When coupled with mobile devices, the Cloud offers the freedom of anywhere/anytime availability that can be hugely beneficial to in-house financial teams as well as consultants.

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