TBRG 2004

Get Your Business Started
Think you're ready to venture out on your own? Here are some practical tips–from forming a business plan to identifying clients–that can help make it happen.
Bruce A. Gray, CPA and Pamela M. Thompson, CPA

Play it Safe
Hackers may be lurking anywhere, so it's important you take the steps necessary to keep your–and your clients'–personal ID information from prying eyes.
Susan Bradley, CPA, CITP, MCP, GSEC

XBRL: What's in it For Me?
XBRL has the capability to revolutionize business reporting. Read how you can take advantage of the benefits.
Daniel Roberts

(Disaster) Planning for the Unthinkable
No one likes to think about the worst, but what's you plan to ensure people are OK and your business isn't lost?
Jerry Ascierto

Let Me In
Data sharing between applications is closer–and easier–than you think.
David Cieslak, CPA, CITP, GSEC

The First Call
CPAs must plug into IT issues to become the go-to resource for clients.
Robert Green, CPA, CITP and Scott Cooper, CMC

Time to Cut the Cord
Going wireless opens a whole new way of doing things for your business.
David Cieslak, CPA, CITP, GSEC