Yes, you can build better trust in your data —but only if the organization can collect, structure, analyze and protect data in the right ways with the right...
Yes, you can build better trust in your data —but only if the organization can collect, structure, analyze and protect data in the right ways with the right tools. Modern supply chains integrate a host of related parties (and human error) into knowledge systems, which include business metrics, supplier sustainability performance data, and even intellectual property (IP). This is why systems and data must be built around secure access and verifiable trust.
Yes, you can build better trust in your data —but only if the organization can collect, structure, analyze and protect data in the right ways with the right tools. Modern supply chains integrate a...
One reason that I can explain easily is the rise of cybercrime and the need for robust information security. Cybercrime is lucrative for one reason – money –...
One reason that I can explain easily is the rise of cybercrime and the need for robust information security. Cybercrime is lucrative for one reason – money – and who holds the purse strings?
CFOs should govern data security, not IT. Why? Because they hold the purse’s strings and are most qualified to plan for risk, in an era where the next...
CFOs should govern data security, not IT. Why? Because they hold the purse’s strings and are most qualified to plan for risk, in an era where the next cyber-attack is not a question of “If” but “when” and “how often”.
CFOs should govern data security, not IT. Why? Because they hold the purse’s strings and are most qualified to plan for risk, in an era where the next cyber-attack is not a question of “If” but “when”...
Uncertainty is the new normal. In the era of fake news and unpredictable market changes, there is however one thing you can trust and control: data. Data...
Uncertainty is the new normal. In the era of fake news and unpredictable market changes, there is however one thing you can trust and control: data. Data doesn’t lie, but it needs to be secure, for it to be harnessed by business leaders in decision making.
Uncertainty is the new normal. In the era of fake news and unpredictable market changes, there is however one thing you can trust and control: data. Data doesn’t lie, but it needs to be secure, for it...
Finance’s job is getting bigger. With this comes greater complexity and a new level of accountability. New areas are emerging where the CFO is no longer just...
Finance’s job is getting bigger. With this comes greater complexity and a new level of accountability. New areas are emerging where the CFO is no longer just consulted but actually accountable, particularly when it comes to data security and compliance. And that shift means that finance leaders need to embrace a new mindset, where they actively embrace this new environment.
Finance’s job is getting bigger. With this comes greater complexity and a new level of accountability. New areas are emerging where the CFO is no longer just consulted but actually...
Finance leaders have always felt responsible for company data, but the spotlight has shifted to protecting people outside the business. Customer and employee...
Finance leaders have always felt responsible for company data, but the spotlight has shifted to protecting people outside the business. Customer and employee data breaches can swing reputations and valuations overnight, making ethical data management a priority across the organisation.
Finance leaders have always felt responsible for company data, but the spotlight has shifted to protecting people outside the business. Customer and employee data breaches can swing reputations and...
According to a recent global survey, 54% of CFOs describe themselves as ‘uncommitted innovators’. Change can be scary – not least for CFOs trying to stand up an...
According to a recent global survey, 54% of CFOs describe themselves as ‘uncommitted innovators’. Change can be scary – not least for CFOs trying to stand up an innovation investment case. Breaking down the challenges; justifying change with rigorous, data-driven insights; and targeting projects at well-articulated pain-points are all ways to get over the mental block.
According to a recent global survey, 54% of CFOs describe themselves as ‘uncommitted innovators’. Change can be scary – not least for CFOs trying to stand up an innovation investment case. Breaking...
Most business leaders recognise they need to innovate – or risk being disrupted themselves.
Smart organisations treat the finance function as a navigator, showing where to invest, what strategies make sense and how to deliver them. But that can only...
Smart organisations treat the finance function as a navigator, showing where to invest, what strategies make sense and how to deliver them. But that can only happen when CFOs innovate for themselves – freeing up resources to plot new adventures for their businesses.
Smart organisations treat the finance function as a navigator, showing where to invest, what strategies make sense and how to deliver them. But that can only happen when CFOs innovate for themselves –...
