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October 1, 2023

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PwC U.K. Drones On and On About Using a Drone for Inventory Count Audit

by Jason Bramwell

While you first-years were slaving away doing year-end inventory counts of grain or cakes in an industrial freezer or dildos, PwC U.K. used a drone which captured more than 300 images of a coal reserve in South Wales owned by German energy company, RWE. It was the first time PwC used drone photography to conduct […]

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Drones Set to Disrupt the “Ideas Accounting Firms Won’t Pursue” Niche

by Adrienne Gonzalez

In a recent Journal of Accountancy piece, a bunch of people with way too much time on their hands to consider things that will never happen seem to think that drones are the next wave of innovation for accounting firms. Mind you, it was only a few years ago that one Big 4 firm made […]