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Scotsman
12 hours ago
- Business
- Scotsman
Dayshape chosen by RSM to transform resource management and fuel firm-wide future growth
Dayshape's AI-powered resource management software has been selected by RSM, the leading provider of assurance, tax, and consulting services for the middle market, to strengthen operational performance, enhance client service and talent experience, and drive long-term growth across the firm. Sign up to our daily newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh News, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Dayshape, a leading software company using AI technology to power professional services growth and planning, welcomes RSM US LLP ('RSM') as a valued customer. The decision underscores RSM's strategic focus on enhancing its resourcing capabilities to support planned expansion in revenue and workforce. By adopting Dayshape, RSM (which has more than 17,900 professionals across nearly 100 locations) has taken another step forward in its continued digital transformation in its bid to enhance performance and drive next-level innovative solutions for clients. Replacing multiple legacy tools, Dayshape's AI-powered platform integrates seamlessly with Workday, enhances real-time visibility of resource plans and project financials across all lines of business, and enables smarter, data-driven resource decisions—supporting RSM's mission to lead with intelligent technologies. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Matt Cockett, CEO of Dayshape, shared: 'I'm so pleased to have RSM on board with Dayshape. Resource management really is at the heart of professional services firms and by investing in it, like RSM has, you're truly maximizing the growth of your business. That's the kind of extraordinary results we're helping our customers to achieve, and it starts with having very close collaboration—something I'm pleased to say we're already enjoying with RSM.' User (UGC) Submitted Kelli Waters, Enterprise Resource Management Strategy Leader at RSM, reflected: 'Integrating our people, processes, and technology in smarter, more connected ways is central to how we scale globally and elevate the experience for our people and our clients. We chose Dayshape because its advanced AI capabilities enhance our ability to make faster, more intelligent decisions. This enables us to bring the full power of the firm to every client engagement—consistently, efficiently, and with greater impact.' With Dayshape's Gantt chart scheduler, RSM has crucial visibility across all lines of service, allowing the firm to easily review the capacity and utilisation levels of the workforce and optimise resources. With AI-powered scheduling, the firm can use suitability scoring to ensure people and clients are well matched, driving more efficient resource utilisation, engaged teams, and meaningful client impact. Dayshape's integrations ensure RSM's dataflows are streamlined, with data flowing in and out of the firm's systems seamlessly. As an existing user of Workday HCM, Finance, and Skills, RSM will see changes made on these modules sync into Dayshape in real time. By building employee profiles in Workday, that data (on licenses/certifications as well as more tactical skills) will then feed into Dayshape, allowing RSM to better match skills with demand. Plus, through reports and dashboards, RSM can anticipate shifts in skill demand and take proactive steps—through reskilling or strategic hiring—to ensure the right capabilities are always in place. Kelli added: 'We see a bright future with Dayshape. The team truly understands our business and the platform can evolve with us as RSM continues to grow.'
National Post
2 days ago
- Business
- National Post
AXL teams with RSM Canada to build AI solutions for Canada's future
Article content TORONTO — AXL, a Canadian venture studio transforming world-class applied AI research into high-growth companies, and RSM Canada LLP ('RSM'), a leading global provider of assurance, tax and consulting services, have entered into a strategic collaboration. Together, the two organizations are driving innovation by challenging existing models and reimagining what's possible in professional services by integrating AI advancements with real-world business needs. Article content As part of the collaboration, RSM will serve as the exclusive provider of accounting, tax and consulting services to AXL, offering strategic guidance, compliance expertise, and growth planning support. Additionally, RSM will act as a preferred provider of these services to AXL's portfolio of startup companies. Article content RSM is also one of several leading Canadian organizations participating in AXL's AI Catalyst program, a corporate partnership initiative designed to validate and accelerate breakthrough ideas driven by real industry demand. The goal is to fast-track the commercialization of high-potential AI applications and ensure Canadian innovations are built into the country's economic future, rather than being exported before they scale. Article content 'Canada doesn't have an innovation gap, it has a commercialization gap,' says Dr. Daniel Wigdor, co-founder and CEO of AXL. 'With RSM, we're taking demand signals from the market and moving fast to turn that into scalable, enterprise-ready solutions. This is execution over hype. This is how Canada leads—not just in ideas, but in outcomes.' Article content Canada leads in AI academic research but struggles to retain its economic benefits, as much of its advancements are commercialized internationally. Article content Fewer than 20 per cent of mid-sized Canadian companies have begun adopting AI, according to the OECD, citing barriers such as limited technical talent, high costs and an uncertain return on investment. These findings are echoed in RSM's 2025 Middle Market AI Survey, which highlights similar challenges and underscores the need for practical, scalable AI solutions tailored to the middle market. Article content Meanwhile, nearly 75 per cent of AI patents from Canada's top institutes are acquired by international tech firms, with only 7 per cent remaining in the country. The United Nations also estimates that fewer than half of Canada's top AI innovations are ever patented, highlighting a critical disconnect between invention and impact. Article content By integrating real-time industry feedback, the AXL-RSM collaboration advances Canadian AI venture growth, commercialization and talent development, ensuring solutions scale domestically and drive lasting economic impact. Article content 'We're seeing incredible momentum around AI and the value it can unlock,' said Harry Blum, national managing partner at RSM Canada. 'With AXL as a strategic collaborator, we're accelerating innovation—helping businesses move beyond legacy models and positioning them to grow, compete and thrive in a future-ready economy, while embedding AI across our own solution sets.' Article content The relationship represents a direct commitment to Canada's AI ecosystem, powering homegrown innovation while reinforcing a shared commitment to helping Canadian businesses lead in the digital economy. RSM recently committed US$1 billion globally to AI, with a focus on helping middle market businesses adopt AI, especially those ready to innovate but lacking scale or resources. This initiative by RSM further aligns with AXL's vision of positioning Canada as a global leader in applied AI by bridging the gap between research and commercialization. Article content Together, AXL and RSM aim to unlock the next wave of AI-driven economic growth, bringing AI solutions that empower Canadian businesses and proving the benefit of AI not just in theory but in practice. Article content To learn more about how AXL is fuelling Canada's AI research-to-commercialization pipeline, visit their website at Article content About AXL Article content AXL is a Canadian venture studio transforming world-class research into high-growth companies that shape the future of applied AI. Led by seasoned tech entrepreneurs and applied AI experts, AXL's mission is to ensure Canada's top breakthroughs are built and scaled at home. By connecting academia with real market demand and full-stack venture creation, AXL helps Canada move from invention to impact, anchoring talent, intellectual property, and long-term economic value within the country. For more information, visit and connect with us on Article content About RSM Canada Article content RSM empowers middle market companies worldwide to take charge of change. The clients we serve are the engine of global commerce and economic growth. Our unique middle market perspective makes RSM the natural choice for growth-oriented, internationally active organizations seeking relevant insights and tailored, innovative solutions for a complex and changing world. With a global reach spanning more than 120 countries, we instill confidence in a world of change by bringing the full power of RSM to make a lasting impact on our clients, colleagues and communities. Article content RSM Canada LLP provides public accounting services and is the Canadian member firm of RSM International, a global network of independent assurance, tax and consulting firms. RSM Canada Consulting LP provides consulting services and is an affiliate of RSM US LLP, a member firm of RSM International. 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CNBC
6 days ago
- Business
- CNBC
'Bond vigilantes' are taking aim at Japan market ahead of critical election
The bond vigilantes are sharpening their knives, and this time the target of the fixed income crusaders could be Japan. With a crucial election looming just days away that is set to determine the course of the fiscally troubled nation, a market storm is brewing. As rates hover around record levels for Japanese government bonds, the potential for not only turbulence in yields there but across the globe is gaining investors' attention. Bond yields move inversely to their prices. "We've got an election coming up in Japan where it looks like the upper house may be taken over by those who intend to increase federal spending," said Joseph Brusuelas, chief economist for tax consultancy RSM US. "It's an interesting confluence of events that will impact yields across the international economy." Indeed, Japan is serving as a bit of a global microcosm while it battles issues that are both common to developed nations and unique to a country struggling with pesky inflation, a rising debt load and an unsettled political climate. JP10Y 1Y mountain Japan 10-year bond yield over the past year The situation is even raising the possibility that "bond vigilantes" are on the horizon. The term refers to fixed income buyers who suddenly go on strike when they decide that the reward for a country's sovereign debt isn't worth the risk it requires. That such a dilemma could come to Japan was once unthinkable, as the central bank holds more than half the government's debt and yield-curve control was a staple of monetary policy. However, changing dynamics, including the aforementioned inflation and debt problems along with the uncertainty associated with President Donald Trump's tariffs , have altered the investing landscape substantially. Veteran investor Ed Yardeni coined the term "bond vigilantes" in the 1980s and sees the specter of similar fixed income trouble on the horizon. In a Yardeni Research note this week, the firm cited as one of several factors spelling trouble for the Japanese bond market "the high odds that the next Japanese government turns to tax cuts and increased spending in ways that trigger the Bond Vigilantes. This pivot could have a typically calm debt market sending turbulence around the globe." All market eyes will be on Sunday's election, which will serve as a referendum on Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba and his coalition government. Japanese long bond yields at the 30- and 40-year maturities have risen nearly one percentage point apiece over the past year, so further turmoil could start to spread if conditions remain unstable. "It's a preview of coming attractions as the U.S. has to address competing demands for scarce federal dollars which typically result in increased government spending, higher interest rates, higher yields and higher inflation," said Brusuelas, the RSM economist. "This really is at the heart of the issues across advanced economies."
Yahoo
7 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
RSM UK forms alliance with IntellixCore
RSM UK has teamed up with IntellixCore, an AI consultancy, to advance its goal of incorporating AI into its audit, tax, and consulting operations. The collaboration will utilise an AI Orchestration Platform to support RSM's transition to an operating model that integrates AI. This will allow staff to work alongside AI systems designed to align with the firm's practices and comply with regulatory standards, the accounting firm said. RSM UK chief digital officer Chris Knowles said: 'Being AI-centric is about rewiring your business around the capabilities of AI to the benefit of your clients or customers, with clear guardrails relevant to your industry and regulatory environment. 'This strategic investment in our new AI Lab, powered by IntellixCore, will help us achieve this strategic ambition quickly and responsibly. Additionally, RSM is establishing an AI Lab to promote innovation and adoption of AI technologies. The lab will focus on ensuring that AI applications within the firm are secure, transparent, and geared towards enhancing client outcomes. IntellixCore CEO Sultan Mahmood said: 'Our partnership with RSM reflects a shared vision of what enterprise AI should be. The future of work is about human workers interacting seamlessly with autonomous agents in ways that genuinely drive value, especially for customers. 'Our partnership puts RSM in a powerful position to be the first professional services firm to truly embrace digital intelligence and reimagine how clients experience audit, tax and consulting services.' "RSM UK forms alliance with IntellixCore" was originally created and published by International Accounting Bulletin, a GlobalData owned brand. The information on this site has been included in good faith for general informational purposes only. It is not intended to amount to advice on which you should rely, and we give no representation, warranty or guarantee, whether express or implied as to its accuracy or completeness. You must obtain professional or specialist advice before taking, or refraining from, any action on the basis of the content on our site. 擷取數據時發生錯誤 登入存取你的投資組合 擷取數據時發生錯誤 擷取數據時發生錯誤 擷取數據時發生錯誤 擷取數據時發生錯誤
Time Business News
16-07-2025
- Time Business News
Russian Investor Attacked in Bali: Alleged Immigration Link
By Fery Fadly – Bali's senior journalists report for Hey Bali – Today In Bali Bali, Indonesia – July 16, 2025 A Russian national residing legally in Bali was reportedly assaulted and extorted by an armed group in Jimbaran late Wednesday night, triggering serious concerns about the safety of foreign investors in Indonesia. The incident, which allegedly involved impersonators of immigration officials and suspected Ukrainian nationals, has raised questions about data security and law enforcement integrity on the island. According to verified sources, the incident occurred around 11:00 PM local time at the private residence of the victim, identified by the initials RSM (42). RSM, a long-term legal resident and investor in Bali, was attacked by four individuals—two wearing uniforms resembling those of Indonesian immigration officers, and two others masked, believed to be Ukrainian nationals. The victim suffered significant physical injuries during the assault and was reportedly extorted for USD 150,000 (approximately IDR 2.4 billion). RSM later claimed that his personal and sensitive data may have been leaked or sold by elements within Indonesia's immigration system to the criminal syndicate involved. Kombes Pol Ariasandiy SIK The Bali Regional Police, via spokesman Kombes Pol Ariasandiy SIK, confirmed that a formal complaint has been received and a preliminary investigation is underway. Authorities have begun collecting witness statements and relevant evidence. As of this publication, no official response has been issued by the Immigration Office in Bali regarding the alleged involvement of internal personnel. The silence has amplified public calls for transparency and institutional accountability—particularly in light of rising global scrutiny on Indonesia's treatment of foreign nationals. The full version of this investigation — including digital nomad safety advice — is available on Hey Bali, a platform reporting on the realities behind the postcard. This is not the first reported case of violent crime targeting expatriates in Bali. In December 2024, Ukrainian national Igor Iermakov was abducted and extorted for crypto assets valued at IDR 3.2 billion. The case implicated suspects allegedly tied to Russian criminal networks. One of the main perpetrators, Khasan Askhabov, was apprehended at Ngurah Rai International Airport in January 2025 while attempting to flee the country. Together, these cases point to a concerning trend of transnational crimes aimed at expatriate communities—particularly investors and individuals involved in digital finance. The added possibility of collusion with domestic officials deepens the reputational risk for Indonesia's legal and immigration systems. As Indonesia continues to position Bali as a leading destination for global tourism and foreign investment, incidents like these threaten to undermine investor confidence in the rule of law and personal safety on the island. Legal experts and civil society groups are urging a full-scale investigation—not only into the criminal actors involved but also into systemic vulnerabilities within immigration and law enforcement institutions. Foreign embassies are also closely monitoring the case, which may influence diplomatic relations and tourism advisories. This incident serves as a clear warning signal to Indonesian authorities to reevaluate oversight mechanisms, improve institutional transparency, and enforce robust safeguards for all residents—both local and foreign. An internal source close to the victim summarized the gravity of the situation: 'This isn't just about one foreigner being attacked. It's about the integrity of a nation's promise to protect those who live and invest within its borders.' ✍️ Reporting by Fery Fadly ✒️ Written and Edited by Giostanovlatto TIME BUSINESS NEWS
