Course ID: ETT

Emerging Technology Trends That Practitioners Need To Watch

This session will present and examine several of the most important technology trends that are driving change both within the profession as well as in business at large. Topics that will be covered include, but are not limited to blockchain, cryptoassts, robotic process automation, and artificial intelligence. Technology trends and topics will be discussed both on general terms, as well as how these tools will drive change in the accounting profession. Real-life examples will also be provided, as well as resources where attendees can learn more


Learning Objectives

After completing this course you will be able to:

  • Articulate and recognize the differences between the types of blockchains currently in the marketplace.
  • Identify the details of several subsets of cryptoassets (including stablecoins, NFTs, and tokenized assets more generally).
  • Determine how robotic process automation can be used within an organization, as well as pitfalls to avoid.
  • Have the knowledge to differentiate between the various tiers of AI, how AI can be used within the accounting profession, and where interested individuals can learn more about these topics

Major Topics
  • A market update and trend analysis as they connect to blockchain implementation
  • Updated commentary and insights related to the cryptoasset space
  • Examples of how RPA and AI are already used by the accounting profession
  • Resources and examples of how emerging technologies can be used to improve firm performance

Who Should Attend

CPAs and accounting professionals at all levels


Fields of Study
Information Technology

Prerequisites

A desire to be up-to-date on technology trends.


Provider
Business Learning Institute

CPE Credits
2

Level
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