How Nonprofits Can Stay Aligned and Adapt as Conditions Change
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BOSTON, MA (May 8, 2013) – Alexander, Aronson, Finning & Co., P.C. (AAF), one of the 10 largest public accounting firms in Massachusetts, has announced that its newest partner, James Jumes, will be leading and developing an information technology advisory service...
BOSTON, MA (May 8, 2013) – Alexander, Aronson, Finning & Co., P.C. (AAF), one of the 10 largest public accounting firms in Massachusetts, has announced that its newest partner, James Jumes, will be leading and developing an information technology advisory service group, based on his 23 years of experience in providing attestation and consulting services to middle market clients and nonprofit organizations. The firm wants to help its clients maximize their use of technology while decreasing the vulnerability of their data. AAF also plans to offer recommendations to their clients for improving systems and system controls, enhancing the detection, correction and prevention of potentially significant systemic problems. “We are committed to meeting the growing need that clients have for critical assessment and enhancement of their information technology systems,” says Jumes, who is also a visiting lecturer at Waltham’s Bentley University and an adjunct professor at Boston College. Jumes, a former Grant Thornton consultant, will also help AAF to expand and build upon its existing success in enterprise resource planning, assisting clients who need to integrate multiple technology systems, helping them determine their requirements for enterprise operation and accounting, and helping them select or update their systems to fit specific needs. Jumes says “companies used to replace systems because they were not sustainable or to gain competitive edge but advanced supply chains are causing companies to replace systems out of competitive necessity.”
The long-time information technology consultant has a working knowledge of many different industries and service organizations in particular. His work with service organization controls has included assessments and recommendations related to systems used by:
Jumes will immediately begin providing internal control and information technology audits for AAF clients, helping them with risk assessments and recommendations for system enhancements.
Stronger alignment and shorter planning cycles help organizations stay focused on what matters most while adjusting more effectively to changing conditions.
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