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Incorporating accounting software to improve your business

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In a world where businesses and technology are moving at a fast pace, it might be important to learn about some digital tools and learn how to use. There is a lot for a business more than just marketing or sales. One of the most important aspects for every business no matter how small or big it is, might be the accounting management. However, not everybody seems to be willing to try new tools, since they seem to be a very complicated thing to handle by themselves― or rather think is way too easy, so they don’t need help. 

But there’s no need to spend huge amounts of money if you can’t afford it. Not to mention the time and staff resources you might be wasting by doing everything without having all the information or using these tools. In fact, online accounting tools and services are very easy to reach out to, and they will allow you to manage every accounting aspect in one single place. 

To better understand accounting software, here are three of the benefits your business could achieve by incorporating them. Take a look at them and probably you’ll find out that this might be exactly what you need to improve your business. 

What are some examples of online accounting tools and services?

  • Automated invoices and simplified payroll: some important aspects of accounting such as creating invoices or payrolls are not easy things to do, especially for the person who must handle this incredible effort. No matter how good that person might be, mistakes can be made if they have to do the same thing over and over again every day. But you don’t have to worry about it! Because a great option is always the automatization of processes, which is an option provided by almost every accounting software package. In addition to saving time and headaches, it also presents your documents and data in a very professional format to make it look like a pro. 
  • Income and expenses tracking: incomes and expenses are a big part of any business regardless of the market. In fact, it is common sense that if you don’t take care of how much money you lose or gain —or even invest, you could put everything you have been working on at risk. In this case, accounting tools such as QuickBooks, offer an excellent way to do this tracking easily and presenting the information clearly and fast, and it even offers real-time information. By this, you could improve the efficiency of your company whether is big or small, and you will always have it in hand right when you need it. 
  • Reports and insights: accountings are not only about numbers. Actually, keeping track of your income and expenses can be helpful to generate a great variety of reports depending on your needs. With these, you would have access to insights that will help you to comprehend what are you succeeding in, and what areas to improve in your company. 

Having shared this information, it is your turn to consider how a good option is to opt for an accounting tool as the next choice when it comes to thinking about the future of your business.

Silicon-Valley's EdTech unicorn Udacity doubles down on growing Australia’s tech and digital capabilities

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The partnership between RMIT Online and Udacity aims to upskill Australians in critical fields for the future of workCourses include Flying Car and Autonomous Flight Engineer, Deep Learning, Ethical Hacker, and Ethical AI, for which students will receive a University-backed credential

RMIT Online today announces an extension of its industry-leading partnership with global education provider, Udacity, doubling down on its commitment to make upskilling in critical fields more widely accessible. 


The unique collaboration between Udacity and RMIT Online was designed to address skill shortages and help fill growing job vacancies by equipping Australians with the skills they need for the future of work. 


Udacity, which has collaborated with Silicon Valley powerhouses including Google, Facebook and NVIDIA, gives students skills to advance their careers through a series of online courses in hands-on technologies in high-demand subjects. 


Following a successful launch of courses in 2018, the newest suite of course offerings include Flying Car and Autonomous Flight Engineer, Deep Learning, Ethical Hacker, and Ethical AI.


Research from RMIT Online and Deloitte Access Economics, titled Ready, Set, Upskill, found the digital skills gap – the gulf between our current industry skill set and realising the true potential of a resilient, agile, Australian workforce – is costing Australian businesses $3.1 billion annually. 


Students will enjoy a world-class learning experience combined with personalised support from global experts, all while earning a University-backed credential.


RMIT Online CEO Nic Cola said: “The future of work is moving at increasing speeds. Jobs that literally didn’t exist 10 years ago are quickly becoming highly sought after, leaving professionals scrambling to update their skill set. At RMIT Online, we firmly believe the best chance we have to remain competitive on a global stage is to partner alongside the best to broaden our current skill set, with a focus on in-demand and emerging tech sectors.” 


Udacity Chief CEO Kai Roemmalt said: “We simply cannot ignore the marked shifts we’re already seeing unfold across the world, with industry leaders investing heavily in artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies. Being able to capitalise on these technological advancements means democratising education and upskilling for the next generation of workers.”


Udacity Regional Vice President Phil Duggan said: “Tech skills are now becoming the central nervous system for all organisations regardless of role types or functions. When these skills are in high demand yet low supply, it presents an opportunity for organisations to reskill or upskill their employees through an applied learning model supported by highly vetted practitioners. 


“RMIT Online has successfully collaborated with Udacity over previous years, and we are incredibly excited about this next phase. This partnership enables us to offer Udacity via a localised approach to all Enterprises and Organisations in Australia that wish to advance their digital strategies through a ‘learn-by-doing’ methodology to digital competency development.”


RMIT Online remains the only Australian University to offer internationally backed courses through Udacity. All courses are expected to open for enrolment from 15 August here.



About RMIT Online

RMIT Online was created by RMIT University to provide a world-class digital learning experience at the nexus of business, design and technology, leaning into future of work needs to equip students with in-demand skills and qualifications. RMIT Online teams up with industry thought leaders and experts to deliver the best in flexible education using the latest digital tools and technologies for a highly interactive, virtual cohort experience. RMIT Online is dedicated to achieving its mission of future-ready careers and creating a “community of lifelong learners, successfully navigating the world of work”. 


About Udacity

Udacity changes lives, businesses, and nations through radical talent transformation in digital technologies. Udacity's global talent transformation platform focuses on in-demand digital technologies, mentor support, and project-based learning taught by industry experts. Programs include real-world content for job-ready competencies in artificial intelligence, machine learning, data science, autonomous systems, and cloud computing, among other disciplines. Udacity's global enterprise customers include Airbus, Bertelsmann, BNP Paribas, Leidos, Mazda, and the United States Air Force. Udacity collaborates with over 200 global industry partners, including Google, Mercedes-Benz, and NVIDIA, to power technical education.

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