by bangertinc | Aug 4, 2022 | Cloud-Interest, Sage Intacct Construction, Software
Can you still be old school in the 2020s? Even when it comes to a manual account payable system, the answer is yes. But as you probably guessed, the cost of paper and manual AP systems is exceedingly high. The true cost of manual accounting isn’t just limited...
by bangertinc | Jul 28, 2022 | Cloud-Interest, Research, Sage Intacct Construction
It is said that the public cloud computing market will explode before we get to 2025 and could be worth over $800 billion. This is because more and more businesses are realizing the power of the cloud. One of the most popular applications for the cloud is accounting....
by bangertinc | Jul 26, 2022 | Cloud-Interest, Growth, Research, Sage Intacct Construction
Did you know that over the last five years, there’s been an average increase of 3.3% in the growth of construction businesses every year? When your company is growing quickly, but the financial management system you are using can’t keep up, you need a...
by bangertinc | Jul 21, 2022 | Cloud-Interest, Research, Sage Intacct Construction
82% of small businesses and 58% of enterprises use cloud accounting. In construction, it is important to have good software when it comes to accounting. A future-forward system should make every process easier and accessible for your employees to use. While...
by bangertinc | Jul 15, 2022 | Cloud-Interest, Research, Sage Intacct Construction
More effective use of software technology could bring the construction industry up to $1.6 trillion annually in incremental value. Your job cost accounting is one area that’s most likely overdue for a technology solution. Manual processing for job cost...
by bangertinc | Jul 14, 2022 | Cloud-Interest, Research, Sage Intacct Construction
In every industry, advancements in technology are quickly bringing about changes. This could not be more true for construction. Technology is vital in allowing construction companies to work faster and more efficiently. In a line of work where human error often has a...
