
Podcast by AccountingWEBUK
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 350 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Business | |||

Sharon Cooke, technical director at 20:20 Innovation, joins the latest episode of No Accounting for Taste to talk about training in a changing profession, the skills accountants will need and why development should support a firm's wider strategy.
Despite Tom Herbert missing Xerocon, Richard Hattersley was on hand to fill him in – including the big slide and ball pit. He explains how AI dominated the event, with Xero’s Anthropic integration taking centre stage. Herbert discusses the announceme... more
Live from Xerocon at Olympia, Richard Hattersley sits down with Xero CEO Sukhinder Singh Cassidy to mark the company's 20th anniversary. Together, they unpack Xero's massive AI announcements, a new mid-market push, and a fascinating experiment where ... more
How can firms ensure technology improves the client experience rather than complicates it and can such a step be taken without affecting that relationship? David Gartside and Luke Farren join The Progressive Firm Podcast to discuss.
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I obviously love the content of the shows as I don’t really have time to read the website as often as I like
nicely summarises these articles but
any chance you can actually speak louder !!! and clearer into your microphone because whenever I listen to it walking down the street or in the gym I can barely hear you or your guests !
It’s not my headphones either I have four different sets
Highly frustrating ! Perhaps it’s time for some sort of studio or different microphones
would give ... more
Audio is a too variable and sometimes struggle to hear the presenters but the content is first class
Love this show 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Interesting stuff as always from the AccountingWEB editorial team.
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A finance- and technology-focused show that probes how AI, cloud software, and regulatory changes reshape accounting, finance leadership, and client services. Episodes often pair interviewees from CFOs and heads of digital transformation with veteran accounting editors to explore real-world adoption, governance, and the tension between speed and reliability in digital tooling. Listeners get practical takeaways on implementing AI-driven workflows, maintaining client relationships amid tech shifts, and navigating policy changes that affect small and mid-sized firms. A standout angle is the steady blend of hands-on practitioner insight with industry reporting, offering both strategic context and actionable steps for firms undergoing tech-led c... more
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Recent guests on AccountingWEB include:
1. Sharon Cooke
2. Richard Davies
3. Sukhinder Singh Cassidy
4. David Gartside
5. Luke Farren
6. Dhosjan Greenaway-Dalini
7. Lucy Cohen
8. Alta Neutal
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