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Microsoft is formally backing away from the small business accounting market after announcing that the Office Accounting program will no longer be distributed after November 16, 2009.

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When it began in 1949 as Automatic Payrolls, Inc., it was a small manual payroll processing service for businesses located in northern New Jersey.

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The tool formerly known as "Project Gemini" has been officially dubbed Microsoft PowerPivot for Excel 2010. This data analysis tool will enable Excel 2010 users to analyze very large data sets in seconds.

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If you have a Web site, or if you are advising clients who have a Web site, there are steps you can take to improve that site's rankings in the search engines.

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Purchasing a domain name for your firm, whether it be for a Website presence, professional e-mail, or both, could be one of the most valuable choices you make regarding your firm’s online presence.

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Technology executives believe that the technology sector will recover from the current economic crisis substantially more quickly than the U.S. economy.

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In 2009 Intuit added a new multicurrency function to QuickBooks, available in most Windows versions. Not only does it handle all the currencies in the world, it can handle new ones, and it can track historical exchange rates.

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Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisors and other accounting professionals are saving their clients time and money when it comes to customizing reports, and their clients are loving it.

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OK, so you have decided that it is high time to build a Web site for your firm. The ability to trade files online with your clients and store files has finally forced you to put away the FedEx envelopes.

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