I'm excited to be on this panel on 5/28 talking about future risk management and governance, and how to prepare for a future beyond the #covid19 pandemic. 8 CPE credits available. Here's the link w/ more info:

In a nutshell, this is the simplest process to creating a productized service. We did it with 1099s and can do them in minutes, not hours. I'd be happy to tell you more about what I did if you're curious. Just message me! #radicalCPA #productmanagement …see more

Botkeeper 's blog has a cool post about an AI-powered business lending startup that was able to scale up and save about $50K a year by consolidating and streamlining monthly financials. Check it out! http://ow.ly/Uwkm50yAF6t #theradicalCPA …see more

Clayton Christenen: Even if you're unfamiliar with his name, you have seen his influence in the tech industry and how his framework changed business as we know it. He coined the term 'disruptive innovation.' I love this quote of his: "Develop a disruption of your own before it’s too late to reap the rewards of participation in new, high-growth markets." #theradicalCPA #disruptiveinnovation …see more

https://lnkd.in/eX44nPe . Remember Grommets meme from last week! Learn all about Bonnie Duncan Tinder a good friend and client whose company Raven Intel is a peer review site for Enterprise software consulting! #radicalcpa #cpa #tech …see more

2020 will be here soon.... As avid followers of #RadicalCPA ideas. What would you like me to produce in 2020? 1) A LinkedIn Live Show (on a set day & time) 2) Write a new book about AI? 3) A LinkedIn newsletter 4) More blogs 5) More Vblogs (Video Blogs) 6) Do Nothing...My updates are enough 7) Welcome all feedback Good or Bad! #cpa #taxseason #accounting #ai #cpafirm #accountingfirm Don't forget.... to check out my updated site at www.theradicalcpa.com …see more

That's Radical! #radicalcpa #technology #leadership #innovation #fintech #cpafirm #cpa #futureready

I'm excited to teach about why I am LEADING with #financialplanning on 11/14 at 2pm ET #sponsored

Check out this interview from Engage 2019: Let Machines Take Care of Manual Tasks! with Jim Bourke and Enrico Palmerino Enrico Palmerino Jim Bourke CPA CITP CFF CGMA #ai #technology #radicalcpa #futureready #cpa #cloudaccounting #aicpaengage …see more

Got to be a guest on this AWESOME #marketing podcast about having unique #POV . #business #leadership with Jeff McKay and Jason Mlicki #movement #thoughtleadership https://lnkd.in/ejdyQAj …see more

How will your firm partner with an AI company? Need help? Lmk! #radicalcpa #cpa #data #ai # #accountingfirm #technology #dataanalytics

Are you asking questions in your business? Great practical explanation! #radicalcpa #accounting #tax

At Bright Machines , we challenge ourselves to do better :) #brightpeople #robotics #dobetter #hiring

Lior Susan, head of Eclipse, talked to #TechCrunch a bit about us today, among other things. One key takeaway: "And it’s on a $100 million annual revenue run rate already in less than a year as an independent company." Oh yeah: #hiring #dayone ***** TC: How did the Bright Machines deal work? The startup started as an internal project at Flex, so do you co-own it with the company? LS: It started internally at Flex. There were 400 people working on it internally, and I went to [Flex management and its board] and I said, ‘I want the team.’ Flex said, ‘Absolutely no.’ But I went back with a better argument why they should, including that they needed to hire talent that wasn’t going to come to work for Flex, and that the company could be worth $5 billion, $7 billion some day. And after 12 months, we carved out the company, with its [intellectual property] and the $350 million in contracts it had, and we created a new company, and we own 20 percent, Flex owns 28 percent, and the team owns the rest. And it’s on a $100 million annual revenue run rate already in less than a year as an independent company. TC: What do you see happening with Bright Machines? LS: it will go public, I’d guess in sub five years. The model is pretty compelling if you’re doing it right. …see more

This is Wessah Freeman. He lives in Liberia and, until recently, he was homeless. He is blind, and even given all that, made the guitar he is playing out of old stick, a paint can, and three used strings. What's your excuse? …see more

I cannot stress this enough. Listen. To. Your. People. ***** "One recent example involves Olive Garden (OG), whose parent company Darden was taken over by an activist investment firm (Starboard). A story in CNN’s Money in 2015 reported that the investment firm mocked OG’s strategy of unlimited breadsticks prior to dinner. Darden’s top management naturally defended the practice since that formula had worked for years. Once Starboard took over and stopped serving endless breadsticks, patrons spent more on alcohol and desserts since they didn’t fill up on breadsticks. Sales and profit went up. When managers at lower levels in the company had presented the same logic, they had been ignored by top management who “knew better." …see more

Hey, check this out, we made #1 on a list!! Also, 2-3 years ago or so, some presumably illustrious newspaper painted us as a company whose "cause [is] delivering swim goggles and rolls of Scotch tape to customers just a little quicker."  I may have written something in response to the effect of: "In 1997, Amazon revolutionized the way the world shops. Today, we’re the world’s most innovative technology company that just happens to sell books, among other things. We are a multi-faceted business that spans the breadth of technology innovation, from cloud computing to devices to search to advanced robotics, and countless other spaces. It’s not an easy place to work. We thrive on challenge, innovation, and winning. We believe that every day is still Day One." Dunno, kind of going to continue to go with my assessment on this one. Also, it's #stillDayOne. Always Day One. …see more

I’ve just read something on FB that made me think. Who was your influential teacher. It doesn’t have to be just one or only from school. I suppose the who and why are the important bits. Mine are: Mrs Allsop - she taught me as a junior but importantly she taught me to read books. Not read but to read books (I need to do More) because she read to us at the end of every day from the classics with fond memories. My brother who is no Longer with us but who taught me some of the practical skills that have stayed with me for life and that you are not limited by your start in life. A colleague Ken Kneale who very early in my career taught me basics of CCTV but also converted me from this straight line engineer to a thinker outside the box and as an apprentice Steven Howarth who is still the best engineer at hiding cables in the business. My friend and best man Neil Hussey who brought me out of myself. And current colleagues Patrick Jefferies Dip GAI James Harvey Duncan Rigby FBLI Roy Buckingham Dip.GAI Reg.AI M.InstAI Rory Grant Pip Courcoux That I’m still learning at 51 but I also hope I’ve had some influence with people I’ve worked with in the past and present. Don’t forget people who helped and influenced you on the way through life. …see more

The data is clear when Cliq is used to increase efficiency of nurse staff the patient clearly benefits. https://lnkd.in/d4b3tpu #abloy #healthcare #healthcaresolutions #healthcaremanagement #healthcarecompliance #healthcareinnovation …see more

Not all doors on an escape route will be Fire doors and not all Fire doors will be Escape Doors. So I've seen a few posts and conversations recently regarding Fire Door Inspections, Fire risk assessments etc. The conversations seem to revolve around whether a inspection should include all doors or only designated fire doors and should they have and follow a FRA. Maybe a few people are missing the point and maybe missing an opportunity. For example the last door to escape the building is not likely to be Fire Door because it doesn't form part of a compartment. Does that mean the Inspector would leave if out of their scope? If a door is on an escape route but isn't necessarily a FD30 or FD60 should it still be inspected against BSEN179 and/or BSEN1125? yes it should. so maybe there are a number of doors in a building that aren't necessarily Fire doors but do form part of an escape route and are integral to life safety, yet the discussions seem to be about just the Fire doors. If you or your company would like to expand their knowledge and possibly increase revenue talk to Abloy UK or sign up for the Abloy Foundation course here: https://lnkd.in/dRwMXdT #Abloy #doorsets #firedoors #firesafety #doors #lifesafety #fire #locks …see more