Fortune-telling for business, big four style

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The CEOs of the Big Four accounting firms; PricewaterhouseCoopers, Deloitte Touche Tohmaatsu Australia, Ernst & Young and KPMG share the insight they have gleaned from keeping a close watch on the corporate world. They all agree that multidisciplinary approach is the best solution, as business will continue to become global and more complex.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Chief executive officers, Harrington, Tony, Swiegers, Giam, Schwartz, Brain

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Pushing the boundaries

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The opportunities for providing new services and new ways of delivering the services in accounting profession is discussed. The purpose of the accounting profession is for providing information to the decision-makers for making appropriate decision.

Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools, Colleges and universities, Graduate & Professional Schools, Professional education

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Future accountant

Article Abstract:

Greg Perks, managing director of Australian accounting firm Perk, discusses his firm and his beliefs on what it will take for accounting firms to succeed in the year 2013.

Interview, Perks, Greg

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