I had intended to attend the AccountingWeb Cloud Computing forum, but urgent client matters intervened and unfortunately I couldn't make it.
A Day in the Life of an Internet Accountant
Experiences and practicalities of SaaS and Cloud Computing from an ardent supporter and user.
At the commencement of the millennium (doesn't that seem a long time ago!),my practice handled a large number of IT contractors who were notoriously poor in sending in their accounting information.
With the rapidly increasing maturity of the Cloud, the ever growing advantages of the concept become more obvious. There are now so many Cloud based applications available that if required a business could be run without ever needing to resort to the basic Windows type PC software.
Ed's note: We took the liberty of adding the YouTube video above, which shows Richard posing his question to the Cloud panel at Softworld. Thanks to Dennis Howlett, who filmed the event.
I met with a new client the other day. He is setting up a new business and had been introduced to me by an investor.
With so many excellent Cloud applications now available, I thought I would compile a list of my favourite ones and the applications that I use the most.
So- I have been included in a list. I may have been included in lists before, but they were probably ones which were not of great interest. But this list is the creme de la creme.
When I first became involved with Cloud Computing about 9 years ago (I didn't realise it was called Cloud Computing then let alone SaaS!), Easycounting was one of the only internet accounting models arround.


















