A global survey has indicated that the majority of Australian accounting and audit firms have already embedded or piloted AI into their strategies.
$161 billion in annual fragmentation tax is paid by Fortune 500 companies due to non-strategic AI implementations, according to Atlassian research.
Cost and time barriers remain key challenges for AI transformation, with many accounting firms expressing concerns about client information privacy and the reliability of these tools, according to Intuit QuickBooks ...
New research from the consulting firm has found that Australian businesses lead in governance and cyber security focus, but fall behind on productivity and insights; one expert says it's up to HR to change.
Organisations may need to rethink payment approvals and verification processes as cyber criminals ramp up their use of AI to impersonate executives and manipulate approval chains, according to Eftsure.
Regulated data accounts for over half of all data policy violations in the financial services sector, according to Netskope.
As CPA Australia celebrated its 140th anniversary at a gala dinner in Sydney in March, the accounting body has emphasised the continuing need for trusted, accountable professionals.
Despite the importance of artificial intelligence in streamlining workflows and freeing up time for more strategic work, one expert has reflected on how these impacts are changing accounting roles.
For decades, the narrative surrounding accounting sole practitioners has followed a predictable, often exhausting script: burnout-inducing hours, limited capacity, and the relentless pressure of managing both client delivery ...
As you consider how your firm might use AI in 2026, or how AI can assist clients on their journey, take the time to develop an AI strategy and governance model appropriate for your organisation and seek advice from a ...
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