It is often helpful to look at the broader world of technology to evaluate possibilities for evolution and revolution in accounting and finance, catalyzed by technology. Sometimes it is the subtle and unintended results of technology in practice that can lead to important change. Here are two stories.
On April 5, 2019, it was my privilege to arrange and moderate an interoperability summit for detailed accounting and audit data standards efforts, held at theUnited Nations Palais des Nations in Geneva, Switzerland.
On April 5, 2019, I am scheduled to facilitate a session at the United Nations Palais des Nations in Geneva on the Impact of new technologies on Accounting and Audit: Harmonizing Interoperability of Standards and Specifications
The story of the death of the founder and CEO of QuadrigaCX, Canada’s largest crypto exchange, raises questions about death, disease, data access and dealing with the digital legacy.
Can only those with no direct prior involvement or education in accounting and audit bring fundamental change to our profession? Is a completely blank slate led by participants with a fresh perspective the only way to transform our future?
Coping with, and exploiting, accounting and audit emerging technology. Is it possible?.
Chartered Professional Accountants of Canada (CPA Canada), one of the largest national accounting organizations in the world, has chosen to become a founding partner of ThinkTwenty20.
