Next generation accountant

Training the accountants of the future is critical as technology and expectations change, says Lyndsay Hardwick, senior business innovation manager at Milsted Langdon

Accounting isn’t what it used to be, and that is no bad thing for clients or accountants. The profession is now bursting with innovation as new software, apps and automation change the way that we work.

The last decade has seen a revolutionary change in how firms operate internally and with their clients, and this pace of change isn’t likely to slow down any time soon.

New technology is enabling accountants to do more, opening up opportunities to look beyond the current methods and practices to deliver services that keep clients better informed and better equipped to deal with all eventualities. 

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