CPE Credits: 4

Learning Objective 1: Understand the definition of Cloud Computing and how it affects your business

Learning Objective 2: Understand the difference between Hosted and SaaS Solutions and the platforms that support them

Learning Objective 3: Understand the cost benefits and value of Cloud over Traditional computing environments

Learning Objective 4: Options for Cloud based Accounting solutions and how they differ from traditional software solutions

Learning Objective 5: What are the most important things to know before going into the Cloud?

Field of Study 1: 2 Business Management & Organization

Field of Study 2: 2 Accounting

Program Level (Basic, Update, Intermediate, Advanced, Overview): Intermediate

Prerequisites: None

Advanced Preparation: None

Instructional Delivery Method: Group Internet Based

Course Registration Requirements: Online Registration

Course Developer: K2

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Generally referred to as Cloud Computing, this new paradigm refers to moving your processing out of the corporate data center and into robust, secure, facilities, called bunkers There are a number of accounting software providers to meet this new demand and this seminar will focus on the value to the organization, who is a fit for this new operating environment, and who should be cautiousThe panelists are known throughout North America and are highly experienced on this subject matterPresented in non-technical speak and responding to questions, this session may clear up a number of unanswered questions.