BDO, a leading accountancy and business advisory firm in the UK, has launched an AI platform called “Personas” to streamline its operations. Personas, built using Microsoft AI technology, uses the latest GPT-4 models to automate day-to-day tasks and free up employees to focus on more complex work. The platform adapts to each user’s style and specialism and ensures that BDO’s brand guidelines are reflected in all outputs. Personas is fully secure and complies with data protection regulations. BDO is rolling out the platform to its 7,500 employees and providing extensive support and training to ensure a smooth transition. BDO’s commitment to digital innovation and its investment in AI technology demonstrate the firm’s dedication to providing its employees with the tools they need to thrive in a rapidly evolving industry. Dan Francis, Partner and Chief Innovation and Digital Officer at BDO, is leading the charge in innovation at the firm and has played a key role in the development of Personas.
BDO unveils ‘Personas’ AI platform, revamping operations for smarter efficiency.
Latest from News
GenAI: revolutionizing tax teams with human collaboration at its core.
TLDR: GenAI technology has the potential to transform tax teams by automating routine tasks and allowing teams to focus on higher value assignments Successful
Circor evades penalty by self-reporting accounting control issue.
TLDR: Massachusetts-based technology company Circor International settled charges with the Securities and Exchange Commission regarding deficient internal accounting controls without paying a fine. The
Ministry of Finance plans stricter rules for foreign accounting firms in China.
TLDR: China’s Ministry of Finance is seeking feedback on draft regulations to tighten filing requirements for overseas accounting organizations without domestic offices. The new
Circor avoids SEC fine, ex-executive in trouble for falsified docs.
Key Elements of Circor Article TLDR: Key Points: Circor International Inc. avoided a penalty after self-reporting an alleged accounting scheme to the SEC. A
CPA Business Executives Concerned About Lingering Economy Worries, AICPA Reports
TLDR: CPA business leaders’ optimism about the economy has dropped for the second straight quarter, according to a survey conducted by the AICPA &