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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.
Read the full article on the Australian Financial Review.
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