Should you be talking to your clients about Cloud Computing?

  • Accountants need to be able to advise clients on Cloud Computing
  • Cloud Computing can offer scalable IT capabilities
  • The cost savings for small businesses can be signficant
  • Don't know what Cloud Computing is? Read on and get up to speed

Consultant practice editor Mark Lee offers a handy guide to everything accountants need to know about ‘software as a service’ applications.

You may have heard the term ‘Cloud Computing’ before and perhaps thought it didn’t apply to you, but accountants should make an effort to find out more about this new technology – if not for themselves then on behalf of their clients. I recently spoke to Frances Critchlow, director of online legal employment document provider Cleardocs, who shed some light on the issue.

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