Resources covering data analytics and big data, data handling, data protection and GDPR, and data presentation.
As pupils return to school, school governing boards are taking stock of the challenges they have faced in the wake of the pandemic and begin to look ahead to the new academic year. How can finance professionals get involved in helping schools navigate these choppy strategic seas – and what are the benefits of volunteering in education?
Audit firms of all shapes and sizes are using technology to support continuous improvements in audit quality and efficiency and provide new insights.
Setting up MarktoMarket five years ago was a bold decision for its CEO Doug Lawson and his co-founder Martin Clarke. But Lawson tells Marc Mullen how filling that big data gap in the small-cap segment of the market is proving invaluable for advisers
Embracing rather than avoiding digital technologies is the key to digital resilience in the face of uncertainty.
With the 30 June deadline approaching, the EU has agreed an adequacy decision for the UK, allowing the free flow of personal data from the EU to the UK to continue.
Data protection and privacy are matters of professional concern to accountants in practice, industry or commerce.
This resource centre provides a focal point for ICAEW members looking for support in managing cyber risks.
ICAEW Data Analytics Certificate programme will help you combine your commercial acumen and business knowledge with data analytics expertise.
Pie and donut charts are not recommended for comparatives, this article suggests how to do them with a clustered stack column chart
Hello all and welcome back to the Excel Tips and Tricks. This week, we have a General User post in which we are taking a closer look at how to convert data types in Excel.
Three new text functions have been introduced in Excel to help extract values from text containing some sort of delimiter. We take a detailed look at some of the arguments available as part of these new functions to help you to get the most from them and also highlight some significant changes between the preview and release versions of the functions.
The last three blogs in this series will now look at validating the details within the spreadsheet. The range of these items that should be applied will need to be proportionate to the context, scale and risk of the spreadsheet being reviewed.
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