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About Melissa Perkins
Melissa Perkins is a director in the Technology and Management Consulting practice at RSM US LLP, based in Boston, Massachusetts. With over 20 years of consulting and project management experience, she specializes in leading Sage Intacct ERP implementations for clients in the construction and real estate industries.
From QuickBooks to Sage — Why Contractors Are Making the Switch
QuickBooks is often a contractor’s first step into digital accounting—but as your projects, people, and processes grow, the system that...
Artificial Intelligence, Construction, Healthcare, Not for Profit, Sage Intacct
Sage Intacct 2025 R2 Updates: AI, Automation, and Smarter Workflows Take Center Stage
The Sage Intacct 2025 R2 updates introduce a powerful lineup of enhancements that improve automation, streamline reconciliation, and provide deeper...
What’s New in Sage Intacct Construction: 2025 R2 Update
Sage continues to evolve its cloud financial management platform to meet the complex demands of the construction industry. The 2025...
5 Clear Signs Your Construction Company Has Outgrown QuickBooks
QuickBooks is a reliable entry-level accounting tool, especially for smaller construction businesses. But as your company scales—with more jobs, entities,...
Transitioning From QuickBooks to Sage Intacct Construction
Transitioning From QuickBooks to Sage Intacct Construction: Unleashing Efficiency and Growth As strong financial management increasingly defines the most competitive...
Revolutionizing Real Estate: Sage Intact Real Estate Software
Revolutionizing Real Estate: Sage Intact Real Estate Software For real estate professionals, it’s the best of times and the...
Digital Transformation in Real Estate – Time to Get Onboard
This chart comes from a recent PwC survey of over 1,000 real estate professionals. Respondents were asked whether different technologies...
Lease accounting got harder, now it’s getting easier
Should you rent or buy the assets your business relies on? There are pros and cons to both options. But...