Memo To CFOs: You Have A Procurement Problem
Procurement departments are incentivized to ride an unproductive and P&L-damaging roller coaster. There’s a better way.
Procurement departments are incentivized to ride an unproductive and P&L-damaging roller coaster. There’s a better way.
With the job market as tight as it is, and set to remain so, companies can’t simply hire their way out of trouble anymore.
The role of FP&A has evolved from reporting financial results to a more sophisticated, holistic practice of pulling in other teams and extrapolating future results. Here’s how to stay ahead of the game.
The impulse to spend less may not be the right approach. Instead, think about spending smarter.
Employees are restless, says Eric Dutcher, CFO of MBO Partners. To attract them to the finance department, you need a “sprinter mindset.”
The collection of tools that helped us “make do” during the pandemic will not be enough for the virtual office of the future.