# Mehar Luthra | Capterra > Experience I’ve been a team lead at Capterra for nearly three years, helping shape educational articles, thought leadership research reports, and content designed to help businesses compare software to find the best fit.  Prior to joining Capterra, I spent nearly a decade in the editorial space, serving as a content writer, editor, editorial head, and now as a team lead. Moreover, I spent nearly two years as a research analyst for KPMG and picked up research skills that I still use.  My job is to advocate for the reader. What’s the most helpful insight I can offer? How can I help small businesses make the right software decisions? Expertise As an editor responsible for quality analysis and content structure, I’m well-versed in editing nuanced articles that delve into SMB-focused topics including return-to-work and digitalization.  I’m also familiar with the AP style guide and have experience adapting content to country-specific guidelines such as in the UK, Canada, Australia, India, and Brazil, as well as Japan, which involved editing content to ensure it spoke to the cultural sensibilities of a diverse audience. My forte is editing technical content and distilling it into actionable, easy-to-digest articles that resonate with all kinds of audiences. Over the past decade, I have written blog articles on a variety of topics, such as fiction and nonfiction books, mental health and anxiety, the latest restaurants, and more. My articles have been featured in Ireland’s national magazine, The Village, among other publications. In addition, I won a full scholarship to study for a master’s in creative writing at the National University of Ireland, Galway. Education Double bachelor’s in law (LL.B.) and business economics from Delhi University. Master’s in Creative Writing from The National University of Ireland, Galway. Source: https://www.capterra.com/resources/author/mehar-luthra --- # /Articles by Mehar Luthra Mehar Luthra **Experience** I’ve been a team lead at Capterra for nearly three years, helping shape educational articles, thought leadership research reports, and content designed to help businesses compare software to find the best fit.  Prior to joining Capterra, I spent nearly a decade in the editorial space, serving as a content writer, editor, editorial head, and now as a team lead. Moreover, I spent nearly two years as a research analyst for KPMG and picked up research skills that I still use.  My job is to advocate for the reader. What’s the most helpful insight I can offer? How can I help small businesses make the right software decisions? **Expertise** As an editor responsible for quality analysis and content structure, I’m well-versed in editing nuanced articles that delve into SMB-focused topics including return-to-work and digitalization.  I’m also familiar with the AP style guide and have experience adapting content to country-specific guidelines such as in the UK, Canada, Australia, India, and Brazil, as well as Japan, which involved editing content to ensure it spoke to the cultural sensibilities of a diverse audience. My forte is editing technical content and distilling it into actionable, easy-to-digest articles that resonate with all kinds of audiences. Over the past decade, I have written blog articles on a variety of topics, such as fiction and nonfiction books, mental health and anxiety, the latest restaurants, and more. My articles have been featured in Ireland’s national magazine, The Village, among other publications. In addition, I won a full scholarship to study for a master’s in creative writing at the National University of Ireland, Galway. **Education** Double bachelor’s in law (LL.B.) and business economics from Delhi University. Master’s in Creative Writing from The National University of Ireland, Galway. [Accounting Trends in 2026: How AI Is Changing Work, Skills, and Strategy Published May 12, 2026 AI is now a standard part of accounting software, with more than 50% of accounting professionals saying they use artificial intelligence (AI) tools. This is transforming how accountants perform their work and may be influencing skill sets within the sector. However, rather than replacing staff, AI in accounting and finance offers pathways to improve financial visibility and respond to volatility.](https://www.capterra.com/resources/accounting-trends-ai-software-changing-work/)[How To Build the Right Project Management Tech Stack for Your Business Published May 5, 2026 Small and midsize businesses (SMBs) often rely on a patchwork of tools (spreadsheets, chat apps, email) that don’t share data.  Why this matters: This disconnect slows down projects and creates extra work. In fact, 36% of project management professionals say integration is their biggest project management challenge, according to Capterra’s 2025 survey.\*](https://www.capterra.com/resources/project-management-tech-stack/)[Help Desk Software for IT Support: Features and Benefits 1,300+ Users Value Published April 29, 2026 Every IT ticket tells a story; don’t let yours end in chaos. Modern IT support breaks down fast without structure. Help desk software gives IT teams one place to manage tickets, automate routine work, and resolve issues faster—without growing headcount. That’s why more than 1,300 verified reviewers say it directly improves efficiency, cost control, and service quality.](https://www.capterra.com/resources/it-help-desk-software-features-benefits/)[E‑Filing Taxes as a Small Business: Where Software Adds Value and When It’s Necessary Published April 27, 2026 E-filing taxes is no longer optional for many small businesses. Understanding when electronic filing is required and whether your accounting software is up to the task or if more dedicated tools, such as tax preparation or specific e-filing software, is needed helps avoid compliance gaps and last-minute fixes.](https://www.capterra.com/resources/efile-tax-software-small-business-guidelines/)[Why Use Accounting Software? Buyers’ vs. Users' Priorities Published April 23, 2026 Most businesses don’t replace accounting software because it lacks features. They replace it because the people who approved it rarely use it. Leaders buy for audits, compliance, and growth. Teams live in the tool—closing books, sending invoices, fixing errors. When priorities don’t match, the tool turns into a liability.](https://www.capterra.com/resources/why-use-accounting-software/)[Real Estate Project Management Software: Why You Need One Published April 23, 2026 Real estate projects involve many moving parts. Teams manage properties, contractors, clients, approvals, and documents at the same time. Many teams still track this work in spreadsheets, email threads, and shared folders. Information spreads across tools, and teams spend time chasing updates.](https://www.capterra.com/resources/project-management-software-for-real-estate/)[Project Management Software for Creative and Marketing Workflows Published April 13, 2026 Marketing and creative teams often manage multiple campaigns, tight deadlines, and frequent feedback cycles. These projects involve coordinating with designers, writers, and stakeholders while keeping assets organized and approvals on track.](https://www.capterra.com/resources/project-management-software-creative-marketing-workflows/)[Measuring What Matters: Setting KPIs for Help Desk Performance Published April 8, 2026 A reliable help desk platform is essential for keeping daily operations moving, but many small and midsize businesses (SMBs) lack clear visibility into how well their support teams are performing.](https://www.capterra.com/resources/help-desk-kpis/)[Common Project Management Software Use Cases SMBs Should Know Published April 7, 2026 Many small to midsize business (SMB) teams adopt project management software but don’t use it fully. They set up tasks, assign work, and stop there. The gap is not the tool; it’s how teams use it.](https://www.capterra.com/resources/project-management-software-use-cases/)[CRM Data Management Explained: From Clean Data to Customer Insights Published March 18, 2026 Clean, consistent customer data has become a competitive advantage for small and midsize businesses. As organizations implement automation and advanced analytics, customer relationship management (CRM) data management shifts from a back‑office task to a strategic requirement.](https://www.capterra.com/resources/crm-data-management/) Page 1 of 5