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3 Accounting Trends one should follow

Technology is the new face of any business. Without technology, businesses are lame nowadays. Few years back, it must have been difficult to find an accountant within an office because they were burdened under the stacks of books and papers! However, things have become easy now. Modern bookkeepers do not need piles of papers since all the transactional information is stored in the computer. With just one click, they can now get hold of the complete financial statement of the company. Are you planning to hire a new bookkeeper? Then, check out what's trending in 2020. Make sure that your accountant is aware of the same. Trend 1: No more data entry, time for financial advice It's time to put an end to the boring data entry and calculation process. Bookkeepers now need to adopt a hybrid strategy where they'll calculate and give financial advice as well. All these new technologies mean that the roles of the bookkeepers are changing. Decoding data and analyzing finan

Disadvantages of Learning AutoCAD from the Non-Recognised Institutes

AutoCAD is a design tool used mainly by architects and engineers. Several engineering and architecture programs feature AutoCAD classes among their course loads; on the other hand a few schools and online organizations provide separate AutoCAD certificates. It's very essential to learn AutoCAD from a recognized institute as learning from a non-recognized institute may put you at a disadvantage within the AEC industry. The main motive of an AutoCAD certificate program is to offer aspirant engineers, designers and architects with a working knowledge of the most recent AutoCAD design software. The aspirants who register in the certificate program learn the basics of the software as well as how to control efficiency tools, working layouts, complex objects and image files. Students also learn the way to customize AutoCAD to fit their particular career requirements, whether they are willing to work in mechanical engineering or aeronautical design, Get to know the following aspects be

Why Tally is needed in every business ?

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Businesses today whether a small business or a multi-branched business has many activities going on simultaneously. As a business owner, keeping an eye on each and every aspect of the business is very difficult. There needs to be a centralized system that keeps track of all the resources in an organization. Tally.ERP 9 is one such software that helps to maintain not only the accounting details but also the employee details, as well as the stock details. Since its inception in the late 1980s, the software has evolved into a complete business management software thus shedding off its accounting software image. Along with its evolution to a business management software, the software has also come up with continuous updates latest being the GST introduction in Tally.ERP 9. These updates are made to improve the software and make it more functional. Tally software has managed to win more than 1.5 million customers in its journey of about 3 decades. The software can adapt to the di

AutoCAD or Revit ??

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Architects have benefitted immensely due to rapidly advancing technology. The reason? The development of pre-construction software, such as AutoCAD and Revit. These software move the burden of creating endless sheets of construction documents manually to a digital platform, by creating a digital file. This saves time, and modifications mentioned by customers can be incorporated into the file effortlessly. Both AutoCAD and Revit, developed by Autodesk, keep upgrading, as a new and improved version of the software is released every year. Each year, new tools and advanced features are introduced to enhance the final output desired by the architect. Architects today prefer Revit, as it is a software developed specifically for BIM (Building Information Modelling). Revit includes all tools required to implement the BIM process. This being the major advantage with Revit, architects prefer showcasing their work with the output derived by Revit, rather than using AutoCAD. Despite Revi

AutoCAD Characteristics in 2020

Autodesk has released dissimilar versions of the software targeting different markets, with particular toolsets that offer users access to different industry-determined functionalities and libraries in a single subscription. Every toolset is designed to address many of the traditional problems facing definite industry sectors together with automation of tedious manual tasks. AutoCAD is getting better every year and as for the 2D drawing features, it sure has improved the productivity of the drafters in numerous ways. With all the new releases and most software, it is extremely recommended that you get the trial version to get the hang up of the software. Some of the fresh features that have raise the bar this year are: 1. User Interface Every other software seems to love black in recent years. This is one of the most popular themes and for all the good reasons. The dark theme can actually be better for your eyes, energy consumption and even workflow. People are already usin