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Federal grant programs can come with administrative requirements that can overburden staff. If your organization has accepted—or plans to accept—federal grant money, it’s important to understand the requirements that come along with it.
Read MoreAutomation is about eliminating redundancies, minimizing paper, and avoiding inaccuracies. It’s about making life easier for your employees as well as your most important stakeholders—your residents. Learn about a few ways your residents can benefit from automation.
Read MoreFor many organizations, the thought of establishing a performance-based compensation system can be daunting. Although it can’t be done overnight, this type of change is possible. And it’s likely to help solve a persistent challenge: retaining high performers.
Read MoreAutomation, when implemented correctly, can bring about several benefits. Implementing an electronic work order system, for instance, is an automation tactic that directly benefits fieldworkers. Here’s how it could benefit fieldworkers within your organization.
Read MoreGASB 87 will impact you if you’re leasing property as a lessee or lessor. Generally speaking, the statement narrows the existing definition of a lease and modifies how it should be recorded on your financial statement.
Read MoreGASB 84 establishes criteria for identifying fiduciary activities. In a nutshell, it narrows the existing definition of a fiduciary fund and clarifies how these funds should be treated in the financial statements.
Read MoreAutomation tends to involve software, but it’s never about reducing an organization’s head count. Instead, it’s about eliminating redundancies, paper, and inaccuracies while empowering employees to focus on meaningful work.
Read MoreThere is so much to do, and rarely enough time, money, or resources to get it done. If this sounds familiar, take heart—automation can help.
Read MoreWhen it comes to an organization’s finances, planning is never a bad thing.
Read MoreFor those tasked with audit preparation, the month of December can bring about more than highly choreographed visions of sugarplums. Scrambling at year’s end to prepare for the audittrying to recall activities from months past, sifting through pages of notescan bring about a great deal of added stress.
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