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Management Accountant moves to www.managementaccountant.in

Management Accountant which was earlier has moved to its own domain www.managementaccountant.in .You will be able to access the blog same as before.


The technical changeover is seamless since Management Accountant blogs on the blogger. I had moments of challenge when I had changed the setting in the domain name control panel. Now I am delighted with the new home www.managementaccountant.in.


The first post was published in Management Accountant on 25th Nov 2006 "Best Practice Managerial Accounting with MySAP ERP Financials". Then there has been series of articles published that would help the Management Accountants and the aspiring ones.

Few statistics I would like to share with you (readers) about the Management Accountant Blog.


Top 10: Most Read pages on The Management Accountant Blog
  1. Home Page
  2. SAP FICO Interview Questions
  3. Profit Smoothing
  4. Throughput Accounting
  5. SAP FICO Certification Questions 1
  6. SAP FICO Certification Questions 3
  7. SAP FICO Certification Questions 2
  8. SAP or Oracle Financials - which one should I do
  9. Choosing an Accounting Qualification
  10. Cost Audit Awareness in India
Top 10 key words search that leads to The Management Accountant Blog
  1. Profit Smoothing
  2. Throughput Accounting
  3. sap fico interview questions
  4. Learning curve theory
  5. sap interview questions
  6. Management Accountant
  7. IFRS8
  8. fico interview questions
  9. sap fico faqs
  10. Accountant Goals
Top 5 countries where readers of the Management Accountant reside
  1. United States
  2. India
  3. United Kingdom
  4. Australia
  5. Canada
Top 10 My Favourites
  1. Activity Based Management - Dispelling the myths
  2. Resistance to Change
  3. Goal setting your career
  4. Porter's diamond
  5. Honda 50cc imposed strategy
  6. Strategic Drift
  7. Profession vs Professionalism
  8. How to identify a blind spot in your career
  9. Networking and how to use social networking sites
  10. Cost of buying information
Quite often I have received emails from the readers of the Management Accountant blog, about what accounting qualification they should pursue, where to do SAP training and certification and how to set up a website or a blog. Some of the topics are based on the questions posed to me by the readers. Keep writing to me so that I can help you.


The more you participate in various forums, the more you know about the needs and requirements of the professionals. CMA India Portal is one of the outcome of such endeavour where the ideas were discussed with management accountants and portal has been designed to fulfill the networking needs. This portal helps in sharing experiences and exchanging ideas.


Management Accountant Blog has achieved a google page rank of 4/10. All the credit goes to the readers of the Management Accountant blog. On my New Year Resolution, there is a quote

Life is like having a cup of tea.
You sit by the side of the window, lift the cup and take a careless sip,
Only to realize, somebody forgot to put the sugar.
Too lazy to go for it you somehow struggle through the sugarless cup.
Until you discover un-dissolved sugar crystals sitting at the bottom...

With Regards,


Santosh Puthran



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