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The numbers are staggering: In 2012, FORTUNE magazine and CNNMoney reported that QuickBooks owned more than 90% of the retail market share for small-biz accounting products. In 2011, celebrating the tenth anniversary of QuickBooks’ Internet offshoot, QuickBooks Online, developer Intuit, Inc. reported that small businesses had by that time recorded $1.3 trillion in expenses and $5 trillion in revenue through QuickBooks Online -- a number equal to one-third the U.S. Gross Domestic Product at the time.

Scaling New Heights, a conference devoted entirely to ProAdvisors and “Intuit Solution Providers,” takes place in Orlando, June 23 - 26, where CPAs swap tips and attend training sessions.

Read more to see how Accosoft plans to capture QuickBooks Pros at Scaling New Heights.

Accusoft reps are back from a trip last week to the SIIM 2013conference outside Dallas. Sponsored by the Society for Imaging Informatics in Medicine, SIIM assembles imaging informatics professionals, industry experts and developers to talk about medical imaging trends and tools, such as Accusoft’sImageGear Medical software development kit (SDK).

Read more on SIIM 2013.

Last week’s 2013 TechEd conference in New Orleans revealed something extraordinary: The world largest software company is coming around to the Accusoft way of thinking.

As always, a broad range of trendy topics got their due at Microsoft’s annual conference for IT pros and enterprise developers, including strategies for leveraging and managing data in the Cloud, making the most of SharePoint 2013, and the company’s hardware strategy with Windows 8-based Surface tablets. (The longest line at the show was for buying a Surface tablet at a special TechEd price.) But according to PCWorld, four little letters sum up the future as Microsoft sees it: BYOD.

Read more more about TechEd 2013.

The Big Easy. The Crescent City, the Paris of the South, the Queen of the Mississippi, N’awlins.

NOLA.

Accusoft reps are headed across the Gulf of Mexico from Tampa to attend TechEd, the annual Microsoft conference billed by its host as the “Premiere Event for IT Professionals & Enterprise Developers.” If you’re there at the Morial Convention Center, you’ll find Accusoft holding court in booth 418 in the “TechExpo,” the floor show for Microsoft partners and their products.

Read more to learn about what is cook'n at TechEd 2013.

Accusoft played Vegas last week with the rest of the content management universe (and its close friends) at EMC World, EMC Corporation's annual conference for customers and business partners. Company reps hoped the show would offer a receptive crowd for the Prizm Content Connect document viewer and its ability to solve the twin problems of providing access to unstructured data and enabling secure collaboration -- and they were right.

Read more to see what happened at EMC World 2013.