Practice Development News
Protecting Your Business Assets
July 2008
In this issue

 
  • How Protected Is Your Data?
  • Disaster Recovery Planning
  • November is the Perfect Time to Visit Arizona
  • CPAASP is Awesome
     

 
Quick Links

 
 
Tools to Help You Communicate with Clients and Peers
 
e-Accounting has developed a series of useful and informational fact sheets to help you educate clients and peers about the benefits of working in a managed IT environment. From online accounting solutions to Virtual Desktops, we have documents that you can use when discussing the different technologies.


  View Past Issues of the Practice Development News
 
View issues of the Practice Development News dating all the way back to 2002. As you can tell, we've been at this for a while.


 
The Midwest's Premier Event for Finance and Business Professionals
 
See it, use it, learn about it.

Visit e-Accounting at the Business & Technology Solutions Show on August 19 & 20, 2008 at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, IL



  Environmentally Responsible Computing
 

  How Does It Work?
 
As part of our sponsorship of the 2008 Accounting Software Consultants Conference, CPAASP e-Accounting presented a webinar where we discussed our solution and demonstrated how it works.

View the recorded webinar, and see for yourself exactly how e-Accounting hosted applications work, and how you can apply them to your business.

 

 



 
         
 

       
 


2008 Accounting Software Consulting Conference  
InsynQ e-Accounting (www.CpaAsp.com) has been a proud sponsor of this event for several years. Visit our booth at the conference and see for yourself how our online solutions can help you work closer with clients, reduce the headaches of technology management, and get more out of each and every client engagement. e-Accounting's philosophy is to work smarter, not harder.
 
So come to Arizona in November, and see how easy it can be to put on your comfy slippers, kick your feet up, and work when and where it's right for you. Besides, unless you live in Arizona, you'll probably want those warm bunnies when you get home.

 


 

   
 
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