Julie is successful in her position as a consultant for Worldwide Enterprises. She has selectively invested her money in stocks of several companies. She receives the annual reports and faithfully analyzes them as she was taught in her university accounting class. She is concerned, however, with the impact that events have on the financial reports between years. Julie understands that quarterly reports are available from the companies upon request but that they are not audited and thus may not be reliable. She wonders whether they can be trusted. Even quarterly reports might not be frequent enough. Wouldn’t it be useful if she could use her computer to interrogate the company’s computer and obtain information anytime she wanted it? She decides to write for advice from the chief accountants of the companies in which she holds stock. As chief accountant, how would you address Julie’s concerns?