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Is it time to give up your Excel spreadsheet?

InfoTech Update | Feb 02, 2012

Microsoft's Excel remains the spreadsheet software of choice for many chief financial officers, but more are looking to tools that offer greater functionality and specialized features. Some new products do a better job on tasks such as integrating data and running business analytics, finance pros say. CFO.com (01/18)


6 trends that will reshape the cloud this year

InfoTech Update | Jan 05, 2012

Business-driving technology worth considering in 2012

InfoTech Update | Jan 05, 2012

Google will increase tracking of users, with no opt-out

InfoTech Update | Feb 02, 2012

Survey: Companies want continuous audits

InfoTech Update | Feb 02, 2012

Companies get ready for 1099-K forms

InfoTech Update | Feb 02, 2012

IT security tips for business travelers

InfoTech Update | Jan 05, 2012

Is your practice making the most of SaaS?

InfoTech Update | Feb 02, 2012

"Cloud hubs" spread cloud computing to local governments

InfoTech Update | Feb 02, 2012

IRS receives feedback on proposed real-time tax system

InfoTech Update | Jan 05, 2012


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