Most businesses that roll out an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system still opt to have it installed on their own in-house servers. But there are some compelling reasons to look at other options.
Technology problems are bound to affect every department in your company, but new research suggests A/P is especially hard hit.
The clock’s ticking on employers to get their W-2s and 1099s out the door. So it’s easy for very avoidable mistakes to get made in the process.
Excel spreadsheets are to Finance staffers what trucks are to, well, truck drivers. But an increasing number of CFOs are looking at the possibility of life without Excel.
Sure, IRS wants employers to become more reliant on filing W-2s electronically. But it insists that firms do this by hand … or else.
You probably feel like you entertain your fair share of inane questions in a given day in Finance. But your counterparts in IT just may have you beat.
It’s a grim scenario: Commodity prices are on the rise, but finance chiefs don’t think they’ll be able to pass those increases on to customers. What’s worse, they aren’t sure what their pricing strategy should be.
Your bank is hungry to keep your business (and maybe even get a little more of it). Most financial institutions think this may just be the way to do it.
Yes, IT should make sure every Finance PC has all the proper protections installed. But it’s your information that could be compromised if they didn’t.
