5 ways to adapt your recruitment strategy for remote talent
For a new normal, you need to reinvent your recruiting style. Here are five remote recruiting tips to help hire top talent from anywhere in the world.
Join attorney, Susan J. Markey from Maslon LLP as she continues to provide updates regarding their understanding of the CARES Act, the PPP, and loan forgiveness. As well as diving deeper into the resources available for businesses.
Date/time: October 1, 12:30 p.m. ET
Updates on new legislation impacting your business and information for all Sage products.
PPP loan forgiveness information updated as more details become available.
Free PPP loan forgiveness tool.
Thought leaders from Sage and TravelBank will discuss the challenges of quickly shifting operating costs, and share tactical advice for streamlining expenses to preserve cash and strengthen your financial position.
Sage 50cloud software includes valuable features to help you manage your business remotely.
For a new normal, you need to reinvent your recruiting style. Here are five remote recruiting tips to help hire top talent from anywhere in the world.
Vice president of Sage CRE Dustin Anderson highlights key areas of focus for builders and contractors, offering tips to keep business moving.
Overnight, the accounting profession changed. Todd Shapiro discusses the accounting industry looks like now and what trends we can expect in the future.
Both ghost and zombie assets arise from improper tracking of fixed assets. Here are five ways techology can mitigate the risks of ghost and zombie assets.
How can Industry 4.0 assist your supply chain management? Read on see supply chain AI and blockchain technology explained.
Chemical manufacturing has always been a volatile industry, with ongoing pressures such as product commoditization, material volatility and fluctuating...
After you’ve been in business for a while, your business plan may need a refresher. Here are the areas you should re-examine today.
Your business isn’t usual, so why rely on business-as-usual enterprise resource management (ERP) tools?
The Practice of Now explores accountants' attitudes and looks at how their clients are changing. Read this for useful advice and download your free report.
According to our panel of entrepreneurs and business experts, now is a good time to start a business, as 2020 presents several new business opportunities.
Join us on Thursday, November 12 for Sage Sessions Construction and Real Estate Online for a day of inspiration, practical guidance, and technology.
AutoEntry integrates with Sage 50cloud Accounting alleviating manual entry aches and pains, adding time and money back into your pocket. Here’s how…
This episode of the Sage Advice podcast features Gary Boomer. Gary is a leading authority on technology and strategic planning in the accounting profession. As the Visionary and Strategist at Boomer Consulting, Inc., he created The Boomer Technology Circles and the CIO Circle, two peer groups that help some of the accounting profession’s top firms bridge the […]
What do tax prepares and awyers need to know about the upcoming economic landscape? Kelly Phillips Erb discusses what comes next with Ed Kless.
Are you ready to be your own boss? We have assembled guides and expert advice to help you start, manage, and move your business forward.
Accounting is on the brink of positive disruption and perfectly primed for the challenges of 2020. Accountants don't just have to adapt, they can thrive.
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