The blueprint for continuous accounting
In today's highly complex global business environment, companies are constantly expected to do more with less-to run leaner while becoming more efficient and effective than ever. This is especially true for the accounting and finance areas. They're now required to not only deliver periodic...
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| description | In today's highly complex global business environment, companies are constantly expected to do more with less-to run leaner while becoming more efficient and effective than ever. This is especially true for the accounting and finance areas. They're now required to not only deliver periodic financial data and reports but also realtime analysis and intelligence.To meet these mounting demands, finance is shifting from traditional, rigid, and manual accounting processes to more automated, more flexible, and more agile operations. This shift is essential because it provides the productivity benefits that free organizations to deepen their focus on analyzing and reporting financial performance. Technology is changing the way business is done all around us, and it's time for accounting and finance to realize the evolutionary-and revolutionary-benefits of innovation. But technology is only part of the solution. |
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