K2's Working Remotely - The New Normal - Oklahoma Society of CPAs

Overview

Many team members now work remotely, whether by choice or necessity. As a result, questions abound about remote access to desktops and data, security, communications, collaboration, and other considerations in this new normal. When implemented correctly, remote work strategies can be a “win-win” for all involved; however, failed implementations may lead to inefficiencies, security issues, and dissatisfied team members.

This session will teach you today’s best practices for working remotely. Specifically, you will learn about various remote access tools, communication and collaboration options, and security best practices. You will also learn about managing and monitoring workflows in remote work environments and tools you can use. After completing this session, you can implement a remote work strategy that yields efficiency, security, and satisfaction to all involved.

Highlights

Key technologies that facilitate remote work options

Cybersecurity issues impacting remote work environments

How to communicate and collaborate when working remotely

Prerequisites

Fundamental knowledge of computer applications

Designed For

CPAs and other business professionals who are seeking the best ways to implement remote work and work-from-home strategies

Objectives

Differentiate between options for remotely accessing your computer, applications, and data

Identify recommended security practices for remote access and related tools and services

List examples of Cloud-based services and suites that can contribute to working remotely

Distinguish between communication and collaboration tools for remote workers

Preparation

None

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Leader(s):

Stephen Yoss Jr., Stephen M. Yoss, Jr., CPA, MS is a ce, K2 Enterprises

Leader Bios

Stephen Yoss Jr., Stephen M. Yoss, Jr., CPA, MS is a ce, K2 Enterprises

Stephen M. Yoss, Jr., CPA, is the partner, and principal of Devmatics, LLC, a software development company that focuses on solving problems through the implementation of technology. Stephen has consulted with several companies on how to lower overhead, personnel and compliance costs by investing in technology and reengineering their business practices. He teaches his clients to embrace technology at every opportunity in order to increase efficiency and productivity.
Stephen began working with technology at age ten, and started his first IT company at age 13, designing web applications for local businesses. He has presented to thousands of practitioners nationwide on topics such as cloud computing, mobile technology, spreadsheet design and best practices, information security, identity theft prevention and many more.

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