Baby-boomer accountants struggle with new technology, relationships
Many older accounts are failing to embrace disruptive technology in their practices which may lead to their extinction as they miss out on moving into services beyond record-keeping and compliance work.
These smaller, typically baby-boomer led, accounting practices are reluctant to update their workplace practices and make use of new cloud-based technology, according to David Smith, of Smithink, a consultancy that advises professional services firms.
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