Roger Knecht is the president of Universal Accounting Center, which assists accountants in having the best accounting company in their community that provides high-quality, value-added services with assurance and competence. Over more than 20 years, he has assisted thousands of accounting professionals in starting and growing their firms, developed programs to address every facet of an accounting business, and co-authored Red to Black, the how-to guide for accountants to assist clients with the most typical business difficulties.

In addition, Roger is a leader in strategic business development who works with business owners to set short- and long-term goals, strategies, plans, and policies that will boost sales, boost profitability, and increase the value of the company.

It is useful to understand the process behind algorithms instead of blindly trusting them. This understanding allows for more critical thinking and creativity when problem solving.

Working from home can impact productivity due to isolation, something to be aware of to prevent productivity decline.

The best way to ensure employees are productive is to trust them and judge their output, not by how many hours they clock in.

If you're looking for ways to be more productive, this episode of The Tech Talk Accountant Show Podcast is a must-listen. The speaker discusses the importance of having a dedicated space to work in order to minimize distractions and maximize productivity. He shares how he has worked from home for most of his career and has found that having a dedicated space to work in has been helpful in allowing him to focus. This episode is packed with useful tips and advice that will help you boost your productivity

Ted Needleman is a former editor-in-chief of accounting technology and a contributing editor to accounting today for the last 25 years. He has a track record of accomplishments as a Contributing Editor in the publishing sector. Competent in marketing strategy, technical writing, operations management, social media, and advertising. Dedicated media and communication professional with an MS from Iona College with a teaching concentration.

About 4,000 reviews, editorials, feature articles, and two books—including the first book ever published on using PCs in a small accounting firm—have been produced by him in his spare time. The other book is titled Accountant's Guide to the Internet. In his leisure time, he enjoys reading science fiction and action thrillers, playing with Raspberry Pi computers, and listening to music. He also enjoys reading magazines about the Maker Movement.

If you're a small business owner, keeping track of your finances is essential to your success. But who has the time to do all the bookkeeping? That's where outsourced accounting and bookkeeping services come in.

If you're a business owner, you know how important it is to maintain the trust of your clients. But did you know that one of the best ways to do that is by ensuring that you're providing them with accurate information about the value you provide?

If you're looking for a way to improve your efficiency and accuracy while closing your books, in this episode, you'll learn how accountants are billing clients based on value and how automation can save you time and money. Don't miss out on this informative episode.

Billing and accounting software has evolved from being focused on sales to automating back-office processes like expense reports and bill pay. This has made these solutions more efficient and allowed companies to invest more in them.