MY FIRM. MY FUTURE. guides
The guides
The "MY FIRM. MY FUTURE." guides explore the four themes identified in the "MY FIRM. MY FUTURE." report to help you build a sustainable firm for the future:
- Leverage Technology
- Incorporate Advisory
- Do Better Business
- Look to Specialise
Developed in consultation with subject matter experts from across our membership and the wider industry, these practical guides give you a roadmap for success.
The MY FIRM. MY FUTURE. guides
These guides are provided here as complimentary downloads for CPA Australia members.
Leverage Technology
This straightforward guide will arm you with the practical information you need to rise to the challenge and seize the opportunities that technology presents to ensure your firm is fit for the future.
Incorporate Advisory
This pragmatic guide includes advice on building and implementing your advisory strategy. It will help you incorporate advisory services into your business in a way that adds value to your practice – and for your clients.
Do Better Business
Doing better business will mean different things to different firms. It may include streamlining processes to drive operational efficiencies, evaluating your service mix or reviewing staffing and culture. This practical guide will help you to identify and implement new ways to do better business.
Look to Specialise
This practical guide explores the two key specialisation methods and tips that are specific to each approach. There is also advice for identifying, planning and implementing your specialisation.
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