Itmation Joins as Silver Sponsor of the 7th Congress of Accounting Offices

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Itmation Joins as Silver Sponsor of the 7th Congress of Accounting Offices

25 June 2026

Itmation—a company specialising in state-of-the-art cloud solutions for accounting offices—has joined the ranks of Silver Sponsors for the 7th Congress of Accounting Offices.

Itmation supports accounting firms in building a secure and efficient work environment by delivering virtual environments for the most popular financial and accounting systems, such as Comarch ERP Optima, enova365, Symfonia, and InsERT. Thanks to cloud solutions, accounting offices can reduce IT infrastructure maintenance costs, enhance data security, and deliver even more streamlined service to their clients.

During the 7th Congress of Accounting Offices, IT experts will share their knowledge and experience through a panel discussion on IT environments in accounting offices and practical workshops addressing the key technological challenges facing the modern accounting industry.

The presentations will cover topics including:

Data security and ensuring business continuity for the office,
Remote work and accessing systems from any location,
Migrating accounting systems to the cloud,
Collaboration between accounting offices, deployment partners, and IT departments,
Minimising downtime and optimising performance on financial and accounting systems.

This will be a practical look at the role of modern IT infrastructure in the growth of accounting firms. Participants will discover solutions that increase security, flexibility, and daily operational efficiency, meeting the market's growing demands.

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