Last week AccountingDepartment.com co-Founders Bill Gerber and Dennis Najjar, CPA were privileged to attend a brand new industry conference, QB Connect, hosted by Intuit near their headquarters in Silicon Valley. Showcasing such luminaries as Marc Andreessen, Martha Stewart, Arianna Huffington, Intuit Founder Scott Cook, Debbie Sterling, Earvin "Magic" Johnson and Les McKeown, Bill and Dennis enjoyed three jam-packed days of events, networking and education.
Together with our contemporaries, we engaged with some of the most prominent forward-thinkers in the industry, discussing the future of accounting technology, bookkeeping and controller services and the evolution of the industry—especially what it means for small business owners. A lot was accomplished and we have quite a bit to share with you—so here is the recap from our trip to QB Connect 2014.
Often, upon flying from the east coast to the west coast, the first day of any conference can be a bit laid back—but not for us! Dennis went straight from plane to panel as he joined fellow experts in a seminar to discuss automating and streamlining workflows. Serving as one of 4 expert panelists, Dennis explained how AccountingDepartment.com leverages automation and technology integrations to connect QuickBooks to other platforms and streamline data flow, analysis, review and approval. Utilizing integrations for everything from expense management to time tracking, automating and streamlining workflows is the future of accounting services.
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