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[thebookkeeper1]

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[pabsusa]

Outsourcing Isn’t Secure

Reality: Modern outsourcing providers prioritize data security.

In an era of cyber threats, security is a legitimate concern for any business. Construction companies might fear that outsourcing their construction company bookkeeping will expose sensitive financial data to risks.

Leading outsourced accounting firms invest heavily in secure technology, such as encryption, firewalls, and multi-factor authentication. They also adhere to strict confidentiality agreements and industry regulations, ensuring your data remains protected.

[openteqsolutions]

Maximizing Growth with OpenTeQ NetSuite B2C Portals for E-commerce Businesses

Success in the fiercely competitive world of e-commerce depends on effective management of client relations, operations, and data flow. Businesses want reliable solutions to improve client experiences and manage operations as they grow. For e-commerce companies, NetSuite integration provides a complete solution that can optimize everything from customer interaction to inventory management. Leading NetSuite solution provider OpenTeQ is committed to assisting e-commerce businesses in utilizing this effective technology to achieve long-term success.

The Role of NetSuite in E-commerce

NetSuite's comprehensive suite of solutions empowers e-commerce businesses to centralize operations, improve customer service, and gain valuable insights through advanced analytics. With tools that automate and simplify everything from order management to financial tracking, NetSuite is the perfect fit for fast-growing e-commerce companies.

One essential element is the NetSuite Customer Portal, which enables businesses to offer customers real-time access to order history account information, and support services. OpenTeQ specializes in setting up and customizing NetSuite Customer Portals, ensuring that customers enjoy a seamless experience while reducing the burden on support teams.

Expanding Global Reach with NetSuite Offshore Partner

In the globalized e-commerce market, working with the right technology partner is critical. OpenTeQ acts as a trusted NetSuite Offshore Partner, helping e-commerce businesses expand their reach and improve operational efficiency. Through its offshore services, OpenTeQ supports businesses with customized NetSuite implementations, ensuring smooth global operations and continuous optimization.

OpenTeQ’s offshore team also helps businesses scale faster by providing expert NetSuite development and support, all while keeping costs manageable. This collaboration allows businesses to focus on growing their core operations while leaving the technical aspects to a trusted NetSuite Offshore Partner.

Enhancing Customer Experience with NetSuite B2C Portals

One of the biggest challenges e-commerce businesses faces is providing a seamless and personalized shopping experience. NetSuite B2C Portals offer a solution to this by allowing companies to create customized shopping experiences for their customers. With personalized interfaces, businesses can offer product recommendations, streamlined checkout processes, and a cohesive brand experience.

OpenTeQ assists e-commerce companies in implementing and customizing NetSuite B2C Portals to enhance customer engagement and increase conversion rates. By offering real-time product updates, stock availability, and order tracking, these portals give customers the information they need to make purchasing decisions while maintaining a strong connection with the brand.

Streamlining Data Management with NetSuite Data Migration

For any e-commerce business, data is a critical asset. Ensuring that data from multiple platforms is seamlessly transferred and integrated into a central system is key to maintaining operational efficiency. NetSuite Data Migration plays a pivotal role in this process by ensuring smooth transition and consolidation of data from legacy systems to the NetSuite platform.

OpenTeQ's expert team specializes in managing NetSuite Data Migration for e-commerce businesses. Whether a company is migrating product catalogs, customer data, or historical transaction records, OpenTeQ ensures that the data migration process is seamless, accurate, and secure. This migration helps businesses avoid potential disruptions and maintain full control over their data, enabling them to make better-informed decisions and grow their operations effectively.

Conclusion

The integration of NetSuite into e-commerce operations is a game-changer for businesses looking to scale and optimize their processes. With the expertise of OpenTeQ as a NetSuite Offshore Partner, e-commerce businesses can leverage the full power of tools like the NetSuite Customer Portal, NetSuite B2C Portals, and smooth NetSuite Data Migration to streamline operations and enhance customer satisfaction.

Whether your goal is to improve customer engagement, manage global operations, or optimize your data handling, NetSuite integration for e-commerce businesses offers a reliable and scalable solution. OpenTeQ is here to ensure that your e-commerce business achieves long-term success through strategic NetSuite implementations tailored to your needs. Contact Us: info@openteqgroup.com, +1-469 623 5106.

[bookkeepingbypros]

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[curchin1]

Construction Accounting - Curchin

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[imtaccountants]

IMT Accountants & Advisors: Your Solution for Construction Industry Accounting

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[efjconsulting]

EfjConsulting: Your Trusted Partner for Self-Assessment Tax and VAT Returns in the UK

EfjConsulting is your trusted partner for self-assessment tax and VAT Returns in UK. Our team of experienced professionals understands the intricacies of the UK tax system and is dedicated to ensuring compliance and maximizing your tax benefits. We offer comprehensive VAT Returns services, guiding you through the process and minimizing the risk of errors or penalties. Additionally, our expertise extends to self-assessment tax returns, assisting individuals and businesses in accurately reporting their income and claiming eligible deductions. With EfjConsulting, you can have peace of mind knowing that your tax affairs are in capable hands. Contact us today for personalized tax solutions tailored to your needs.

[cliffjumpersasscheeks]

I spent my entire shift last night coming up with this shit. You have to know restaurants to really get how accurate this is lol. I'm a fucking nerd.

So this is the 141 as line cooks/restaurant au

None of my friends know enough to get the funny

Ghost - grill/butchery (cis, gay)

Bigass knife bag don't touch it or he'll stab you

All black, wears construction boots and tac pants. Wore mask during covid and then just kept it on, everybody forgot what he looks like without it.

Baseball hat

Called ghost because he doesn't have a car and never gets rides, just kind of appears and disappears. Soap has a bet going that he lives under a bridge.

Uses collection of knives, each one hand picked. Touch and he will stab u

Favorite tongs, favorite spoons. Touch and he will stab u

Plain apron, tied in front so people can't untie it from behind

Sober for 5 years

Closes pit with Price every night so Roach can get to class

Doesn't talk much at all, but has the loudest 'behind, hot' you've ever heard

Arms covered in oven burns

Soap - sautée (cis, pansexual)

Full set of globals, everyone teases him about it. Canvas knife roll

Refuses to wear a hat

Colorful chef coats plus leather/denim hipster apron. Traditional shoes, jeans

Always has a band aid on at least one finger

Has the Aux at all times

Called soap because he started out as dish at the restaurant

"front man" for when deliveries or inspections happen

Functional alcoholic and pothead

Flirts with every single server in existence, somehow gets laid every weekend

Drives a purple jeep with red rims

Price - executive (cishet, massive ally)

Apron always hanging untied - constantly either going to smoke or coming back from smoking. Cigarette in his mouth or behind his ear at all times

Hat from game

Never wears a chef coat, always wearing slouchy t shirts from vendors or events.

Ancient steel toe clogs, classic black kitchen pants

Set of old school beat up German knives, keeps them very sharp. Leaves his leather knife bag at work.

Problems with authority, especially Graves. Will stand up for any of his cooks. Makes sure that the line and dish eat, whether he's supposed to make a staff meal or not.

Yells during service and then apologizes.

Closes dish every night with Ghost so that roach can make it to class.

Everyone banishes him to the parking lot when an inspection happens

Drives a 2009 dodge minivan

Gaz - garmo/pastry (he/they, bisexual)

Went to culinary school, always wears coats from previous jobs (all Michelin star places somehow), traditional checked pants, and those steel toe pumas. Bracelets and striped apron.

Exclusively uses Japanese knives, flat pack hard knife case

Slips roach messed up deserts all night

Always messing with new menu ideas and platings, also helps Price with the bookkeeping

Deeply despises Graves and makes a big show of saying yes sir while glaring at him

Drives a hybrid gray truck

Roach - dish pit (enby, ace?)

Newest addition, paying their way through night classes at the community college.

Sweats and college or event t shirts

Sneakers that Gaz passed down to them

Called roach because one came out of the drain on their first day and they jumped so hard they fell over the mop bucket

Sleeps in the dry storage during slow nights

Basically the kitchen mascot

Terrible haircut that soap gave them on the back dock

Vapes and is embarrassed that they like the girly flavors

Rides electric scooter everywhere unless Price gives them a lift

Kate Laswell - gm (cis, lesbian)

Will make servers cry, still the best boss

Constantly annoyed at Price (sibling vibes)

Hates Graves

Drives a suburu and will kill you if you make a gay joke about it

Graves - owner

Piece of shit

Drives a tesla

Never to be found on busy nights or events, but likes to take credit

Shit talks every generation after his

Always wearing suit pants and shirt with Patagonia vest

[azspot]

At the same time, jobs were beginning to come back—but what jobs? In economic mythology, American life centers on work—on character-building, strength-testing, skill-demanding engagement with the physical world, on the farm, the range, the factory, the construction site or the open road.  But most jobs today aren’t like that; practically all new jobs in America for the past 60 years have been in services—in shops, offices, restaurants; in accounting, bookkeeping, maintenance, and other minor professions.  Most such jobs are neither secure nor well-paid, and it often takes two or more to sustain a middle-class household.  Costs of commuting and child care make many secondary jobs barely profitable to hold. Covid relief and enforced unemployment gave many Americans a break, which they used to reassess their relationship to work. Many decided not to return, which is why the jobless rate fell and remained low, even though the employment-to-population ratio never fully recovered.

Why Bidenomics Was Such a Bust

[pabsusa]

The construction industry is renowned for its complexity, with fluctuating costs, multifaceted projects, strict timelines, and a myriad of regulations. Managing finances effectively in such a dynamic sector is no easy task. For many construction businesses, especially small to medium-sized firms, handling the intricate aspects of construction accounting and bookkeeping in-house can be overwhelming and resource-draining.

[giantologist]

What hygiene routines do giants have? And do humans ever help?

Good day!

Well, giants culturally wash every Saturday. They use the nearest body of water to bathe (or shower if there is a waterfall!) with a soap made from animal fat and ash, usually combined with something fragrant - pine oil is a favourite, which is why a lot of giants smell like forests. Hair trimming isn't usually practised, only when it becomes unmanageable. Rather it is combed and braided tightly enough to last another week. Nail trimming and teeth cleaning are both done on the same day, but tooth decay isn't much of an issue for giants given that their enamel is strengthened with a composite reminiscent of titanium, the same as their bones.

I have seen one human run giant salon, situated on the banks of a rather large waterfall and hot spring. The family that ran it had constructed a great wooden structure by a rock that could be raised or lowered depending on the height of their client. After a wonderfully hot and cleansing bath, the customer would place their chin on a U shaped groove. From there the sons would tidy any hair with large purpose-built rakes, and trim and polish nails in a way that reminded me of a bootblack. The daughters (one of whom was a doctor) would lance and extract blemishes, apply salves, and even use their arms to reach into ears and pull out any detritus that lingered there. Teeth cleaning services cost extra, considering the risk, and were performed solely by the father who was a retired dentist. Their mother was in charge of organisation and bookkeeping, at which she was very proficient.

They turn over a hefty profit each year, and their repeat clientele speak highly of their services. I was even treated to a spa day when I visited, and I can attest to their efficiency and comfort.

Professor J Finch

[alfazagato2]

AI IS NOT ART

I'll firstly and openly admit that I won't be the first to express such an opinion.   I also won't be the last, lest the world ends seconds after I submit this.   Either way, I cannot accept AI work as art.   I'm not saying that a computer could never make art.  Should we create an AI that can then create completely original images, down to the base linework, then I could accept AI work as art.   The current programs don't do that, to my knowledge.   They sample and merge existing pieces to form new images.   Done exclusively by increasingly detailed inputs from initial users.   Current AI is parroting what we tell it by stealing what we've already created.   That's not art. Making the AI itself is an art.   Such high-level, complicated work is not an easy task.   Especially as my understanding of the current process is early programming can only go so far.   AI needs to be educated, almost as a person would, to grow into its own.   And that's fine.   Let's make high-level AI. High-Level AI to work menial labor, that is.   Accountancy, manufacturing, construction.   Mind-numbing, back-breaking dangerous work that often pays little as it is.   If companies are pushing so ward for efficiency, why do they seem so intent on all but enlaving their workforce?  There's many jobs that have no reason even now for human involvement.   Maybe oversight, where AI may not have been programmed thoroughly, or educated totally, to ensure effectiveness.  We don't need people for bookkeeping, though.   In the same vein, we shouldn't be leaving art & expression to computers.   While art isn't exclusive to humanity, it still remains one of our greatest forms of expression and freedom.   We use art to express our content or displeasure, our happiness, pride, disapproval, depression.   Our creativity continues to be one of humanity's greatest strengths. Yet someone, or many someones, along the way decided that we should surrender art to our usurping children, to create a great folly to suppress our freedom.  We've been sold on the idea that our best interests lie with machines regurgitating our own work back at us. That's not to say that human art can't be derivative.   Can't be repetitive, be stolen.   A long-standing debate remains the use of tracing in art, then being sold (actively sold,) as original work.   I will contend, though, that tracing, especially tracing that leads to further alteration, is still greater art than what current AI is.   Tracing still requires some level of expression, some personal input, to produce.   Tracings bigger issue is when it violates the legal gatekeeping necessary to protect original artists from profiting on their work. Which brings me to the greatest issue with current AI art models.   All the current AI that I'm aware of effectively steal the artwork used to sample.   So many hosts have quietly changed their terms-of-service to subvert creative commons licenses.   This sort of corporate underhandedness is further evidence of the anti-humanity culture we've accidentally brewed. Thankfully, the 'artistic community' has submitted to forms of guerrilla counters to this theft.  Largely centering on baiting Disney, notable for their rabid protection of copyrights.   Many pages still retain options for negative reactions.   DeviantArt lacks such option, and traffic is traffic.   What DeviantArt does offer is an option to suppress how much AI art is presented to you.  Even that small denial is progress, is positivity.   What can we do to slow the spread of AI art?   Obviously, refusing to share it in the first place is great.   You should also even avoid interacting with it, too.   Don't watch the video.   Don't click on the image.   Don't leave a comment - positive or negative. Again, traffic is traffic at that point.   Do use options like dislikes or downvotes, if possible to do without directly trafficking the art.  reddit has a win in that department.  Youtube doesn't.   Sadly, we're at the point were even discussing AI is lending it strength.   My post here will only be seen by the algorythym as containing the phrase "AI."  Our phones, central to our lives, betray us unknowingly, hearing our words and divulging our thoughts.  We can't counter it; not yet. I do wish you're still with me at this point.  I ranted; I raved.   I sincerely hope I'm not alone.   We must do what we can to suppress AI art.   At least until AI work truly does become art.   This must be one piece of gatekeeping we accede to.  We cannot let ourselves become the drones in the great machine, displaced by the drones we've created.   We must remain the creators, the novel, the unique and original.   Thank you for your time. This will be posted both on DeviantArt and on tumblr.  Not Facebook, I still retain a divested identity between the platforms to some extent.  

[curchin1]

NJ Small Business Accountants - Curchin

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[imtaccountants]

Unraveling the Role of Financial Accountants in Construction 🏗️📊💼

Are you curious about the vital role financial accountants play in the construction industry? 🤔 Discover how these financial wizards handle budgets, mitigate risks, and keep construction projects on track. 🚀📈 Don't miss out on the insights and strategies that drive business success! Read more in our latest article. 👉 https://imtaaccountants.blogspot.com/2023/08/what-does-financial-accountant-do-in.html