Digital Transformation
  • February 9th, 2022
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How Digital Transformation is Changing the Face of Business.


The previous two years have had a significant impact on businesses across the globe.  When looking forward, it’s clear that even more change is on the way. One thing has become evident in the financial world to handle these changes Digital Transformation is no longer optional. Instead, it’s a crucial step for businesses to be.

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Data & Analytics
  • February 3rd, 2022
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Top Data & Analytics Trends in Cfos Decision-Making.


Introduction CFOs attempt to make the best judgments they can in the shortest amount of time under today’s disrupted operating conditions. Still, the historical data they’ve always depended on is becoming less and less valuable. Leading analytics to support operational decision-making requires a high-level commitment to move the business from a backward-looking to a forward-looking.

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Chief Future Officer
  • May 25th, 2021
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The Changing Priorities of CFO in 2021


COVID-19 has strongly impacted the world in several ways. A number of its major effects are being witnessed by IT Industries and other organizations. This sure has helped organizations in driving digitization in 2021, but at the same time has raised a bar for CFOs to increase digitalization while retaining minimal finances. Multiple surveys were.

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Finance Function
  • January 22nd, 2021
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Role of CFOs In Digitisation of Finance Function.


The CFO’s Role is constantly evolving; their responsibilities have seen an expansion beyond just numbers to strategic decision-making, factoring value function in IT spending, and impacting the larger business. The CFOs role in digitization is crucial in today’s business environment. As leaders of organizations are looking for ways to capitalize on new opportunities, today’s chief.

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Futurist CFO
  • May 1st, 2019
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How Artificial Intelligence Driving the Role of CFO


Introduction The corporate landscape is evolving rapidly. Once, S&P 500 companies had an average lifespan of 33 years back in 1965. However, by 1990, this figure had declined to 20 years and is expected to shrink even further to just 14 years by 2026. This decline is largely attributed to a lack of long-term vision.

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