Peerview Data Insights

When it comes to your company or your clients' company performances, how do you monitor the areas of your business that need tending to? How do you even gauge what those areas really are?

1. Leverage my client data. (Not sell it, but use it to help my clients, and by extension, help myself.)
2. Look for ways to interact with my clients so I could prove value.
3. Expand beyond tax and audit to offer more proactive consultative services so I could add value.

Accounting firms, managing partners, practice leaders turn to Peerview Data when:

Need to know how specific industries perform? Now you can get comparable information on your laptop, desktop or tablet.

When you started your own company you probably had your service, name, and location figured out. The color schemes and logo took more trial and error than you thought they would, but they turned out okay.

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Misconceptions and misunderstandings are common and often fueled by a lack of education or knowledge about the topic at hand. This article that we found on Entrepreneur.com touches on some of the top misconceptions concerning Big Data when it comes to small businesses. 

You never know how behind you were until you finally get ahead. When you finally decide to start analyzing and benchmarking your company’s data, you start to wonder how you ever got along before.

We came across this article by Mike Kappel on Entrepreneur.com the other day that hit the nail on the head in terms of making sense of the importance of monitoring your company's status. As Kappel reflected on how his small business benefitted or took hits as results of him tracking or not tracking the status of his company's data- in this scenario, in the case of financial ratios. 

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