by Kristin Todd | Apr 2, 2019 | 2019 CFO Leadership Conference, Blog, Finance, Accounting, & Tax Strategies, Leadership, Leadership for CFOs, Technology for CFOs |
Surviving Today’s Technology Complexity, One CAO’s True Story Requirements in the back office have grown exponentially while reporting deadlines remain fixed. New accounting standards, ASC606 and ASC 842, and new business models, such as the subscription economy and...
by Kristin Todd | Nov 28, 2018 | Blog, CFO Viewpoints, Leadership, Leadership for CFOs, Technology for CFOs |
“It wasn’t so many years ago that pre-acquisition assessments of a company’s technology were limited to check-the-box activities”, reflected Patrick Moroney, Chief Information Officer (CIO) of Central States Funds and previously CIO of several private equity-backed...
by Kristin Todd | May 29, 2018 | Risk Management, Technology for CFOs |
Well, the end of May is here and GDPR is now in effect. Realizing that all along, I’ve stated that the articles that I’ve written are a three-part series, I find myself needing to write one last article on the Regulation. Actually, the conversation with my...
by Kristin Todd | May 16, 2018 | Risk Management, Technology for CFOs |
It’s now May 2018. The Regulation’s grace period is over on the 25th – is your company ready for GDPR? In this series of articles, I started out by trying to clarify the ambiguity of The Regulation. Last month’s article discussed the staggering fines for...
by Kristin Todd | May 2, 2018 | Finance, Accounting, & Tax Strategies, Risk Management, Technology for CFOs |
This article was reposted with permission by our partners at Oracle + NetSuite, and was authored by Emily Houghton, Industry Marketing Lead. To view the original article, please go here. In preparation for the first installment of NetSuite’s upcoming four-part...
by Kristin Todd | Apr 17, 2018 | Risk Management, Technology for CFOs |
Over the last several months, I’ve been speaking with as many companies as possible about GDPR and the one topic that continuously comes up, is that the regulation is open to interpretation and that the upcoming law is unclear about how to achieve compliance....
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