Accounting engagements are complex and require the expertise of multiple teams, such as advisory and auditing. But different teams often use different tools and processes, making collaboration difficult. On top of that, teams also need to keep track of the numerous compliance regulations that are unique to each engagement.
We spoke with Marc McNicholl,
Transformative technologies take years to develop — then they suddenly break through and change the world.
Take the internet. Development for “internetworking” began in the 1970s, but the internet didn’t go mainstream until 1991, when the World Wide Web was opened to the public. By the end of 1994, the Web had 10 million
For professionals at advisory, legal, and capital market firms, generative AI can be transformative. Through capabilities like summarization, data capture, and auto-population, AI can save team members valuable time and give them the most accurate information at their fingertips.
Given the transformative nature of AI for professionals, it’s not surprising that, in the Intapp Tech
Jey Purushotham, Compliance Practice Group Leader at Intapp, published an article in CPA Practice Advisor on the “oversharing” problem. In the article he explains why and how firms exploring generative AI need to approach handing confidential information to avoid risk of it being shared with users who are not permissioned to access it.
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Access to AI technology impacts employee satisfaction and success
Despite many new advancements in AI, some firms are still hesitant to adopt the technology. This is understandable to an extent, since some AI and automation tools can be both expensive and time consuming to implement. Leadership may be unwilling to invest in this new technology,
From virtual voice assistants to ChatGPT, AI tools are transforming our daily personal lives. Now, fee earners want to use AI technology in their professional lives, too.
As our Intapp 2024 Tech Perceptions Survey shows, 91% of survey respondents want to use AI at work. However, many firms are cautious about implementing AI technology. In
Private Equity Wire staff spoke with Amit Lalwani, Vice President, Financial Services Industry at Intapp to learn more about this
The sheer volume of information that exists within any firm is immense — and grows daily as your team sources opportunities, identifies buyers, services
AI is everywhere. News feeds are flooded with articles and commentary about how it’s transforming the workplace by helping teams work faster and smarter.
Most firm leaders are eager to reap the benefits they keep reading about — but they don’t know which AI tools would be most beneficial for their teams.
Research indicates that
As firms take on new clients and engagements, they need to ensure that all corresponding data remains secure and properly structured. Typically, firms create client/engagement structures across dozens of management systems, such as Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, and their own CMS. But with so much information dispersed across so many systems, firm professionals often struggle to