Today's nonprofit world is characterized by greater competition for funding and increased scrutiny of your impact. This is sometimes due to fraud or poor performance of just a few nonprofits, which affect the whole.

Whatever the case, this represents an opportunity for your nonprofit to be transparent, to demonstrate accountability and to strengthen your reputation with funders and the community. And one way to do so is for your financials to be "audit ready" so that you can prove financial health and how you are investing funds in your mission, even if you are not audited.

How can you be audit-ready in a way that enables your nonprofit but doesn't hurt your Return on Mission? Investing in the right nonprofit accounting software is central to the answer.

By Marty Schillaci, CEO of The Resource Group

As the CEO of The Resource Group, I’ve done a lot of research on the future of enterprise resource planning (ERP). Needless to say, I’ve learned some interesting things.

By Marty Schillaci, CEO of The Resource Group

Since I started The Resource Group in 1988, I have seen four major changes in enterprise resource planning (ERP) software, which has caused clients to change their solutions.

By Laura McDowell, CPA, The Resource Group

As a registered CPA in Washington state and a Sage Intacct consultant with The Resource Group, I work with our professional services clients to make sure their accounting department has all of the tools they need to work efficiently.

By Saeward Schillaci, The Resource Group

In 2018, The Resource Group is celebrating its 30th anniversary as a company! What can our journey of the past 30 years teach your business? What are our predictions about upcoming developments in business management applications and accounting solutions? As we look back on what has developed in the past three decades, we are also excited to think about what the future of accounting will hold.