Digital Transformation

A significant proportion of firms have yet to implement new audit technologies and methods, citing poor training, lack of quality data, lack of systems access and lack of funds as the primary reasons.

To maximize value and strategic impact, finance leaders must ensure tech investments not only drive efficiency but align with wider organizational strategy.

The ongoing technological revolution that is reshaping industries of all kinds has been both a boon and a looming existential crisis in the accounting field.

The result would be a digital prodigy, an advisory superstar, a born collaborator and much more.

It's time to stop talking about the future of audit.

The modern chief financial officer is increasingly tasked with risk management, including identifying and mitigating various risks such as cyberthreats and regulatory compliance issues.

These audits are essential to ensure that integration processes are executed correctly, risks are identified and mitigated, and controls are in place to safeguard the organization's assets and financial reporting.

In an ever-shifting global landscape full of economic uncertainties, the traditional role of chief financial officers is undergoing a seismic evolution.

A KPMG poll found more than half of businesses say digital transformation initiatives have exceeded expectations for ROI but this may not necessarily translate into more profits.

Corporate tax departments are going through major transformation in response to the challenging legal and regulatory environment, according to a new survey from Deloitte.

The speed, scale and scope of finance transformation requires dedicated full-time management.

The chief financial officer must play a crucial role in determining the strategy and tactics to automate and standardize key processes throughout the organization.

The vast majority of firms that undertake a complete digital transformation achieve substantial increases across multiple key performance indicators.

Mindset and culture are paramount when it comes to winning at change.

The path toward embracing a new digital landscape and learning how to thrive within it, however, is not always so clear.

Current millennial finance professionals are already having an impact on the accounts receivable space.

The financial controllership function is evolving, but it only seems to be giving corporate controllers more work to do.

Joe Greenspan, vice president of commercial operations at Act!, says digital communications are vital for the CPA of today's era.

And Excel came in second when it comes to people searching for help information online.