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DCPA2421
DAS: Tech + Innovation, See it in Action
Date
December 10, 2024
$49
Standard Price
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This includes sessions from the conference: 2024 Digital CPA Conference
Advances in technology have created capacity for a more efficient, effective, and higher quality financial statement audit at a time when increasing expectations from clients and staff have pushed firms to evolve and modernize their audit practice. Join our session for a deep dive on the latest in audit technology, including a live look into the Dynamic Audit Solution.
Learning Objectives
- Identify new technologies that are available for financial statement audits
- Recognize how advances in technology have created opportunities for firms to modernize their audit practice
Speakers
Senior Director - Product Management - Dynamic Audit Solution, AICPA & CIMA
Director, Audit Professional Services, CPA.com
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