Data storage can have implications on business capacity, adaptability, and costs. Here’s what CFOs should consider when evaluating options.

On this episode: I talk with Tony Uphoff about disruption: why it’s coming for the manufacturing industry and many others.

Business is getting a major overhaul in the wake of no-code & AI automation. See how these technologies will accelerate the future of finance.

Frette is a luxury linen manufacturer. The company eventually switched its ERP system from Microsoft Dynamics GP to Microsoft Dynamics 365. Frette also needed to transition to a new cloud-based EDI solution.

The more AI is democratized the more practical uses are surfacing. However, there are still some notions that are creating misconceptions. In this “Back @ IT” episode, Aaron Back chats with Romi Mahajan to unpack this topic more.

Too often a collaboration breakdown hurts strategic decisions. But, the CFO can change this by altering the narrative to everyone’s benefit. So, can the CFO achieve this?

I think that we’re about to see that Marc Benioff’s acquisition of Slack will transform Salesforce & jolt the entire cloud industry.

Using more than 1,000 enterprise cloud implementation reviews of SAP, UNIT4, Oracle HCM, Workday, UKG & ServiceNow, we debunk 6 common transformation myths.

QALO is a business the specializes in providing unique silicone rings as an alternative to a traditional wedding band. Although production is a main priority, they needed to find a flexible business management system for managing its daily operations.

Success for a CFO can be determined by a number of factors. However, effective CFOs have a blend of skills and a determined mindset. What skills are necessary to be successful?

Learn how Atlas Plumbing was able to improve their business operations and widely benefit from partnering with Intelice Solutions.

CFOs need be on the front lines to mitigate security risks. Their leadership is needed to create a culture of cybersecurity. And, this requires foresight and investment in people and technology.

The future office of the CFO is a strategic and complex environment. Priorities now scale from creating board materials and…

On this episode, Wayne shares his thoughts on how the CFO role should function in today’s modern, digital focused organizations.

I can’t wait to see what kind of mischief Larry Ellison will be stirring up when he’s 80—so happy 77 to a true legend.

Recent moves by the White House suggest that compulsory cybersecurity could become a reality in some sectors.

The Goods & Services Tax implemented in India required many companies to find a new tech solution. Read how an automobile manufacturing company partnered with Avalara to meet demands.

The CFO’s role has shifted and it’s important to recognize opportunities by being transparent – in communication, data, investments, and people. In this “Back @ IT” episode, I’m joined by Pulak Sinha, CEO of Pepper to dive into all these topics.

CFOs are increasingly investing in data infrastructure to create a single source of truth, and investing in upskilling people. An intelligent data foundation is necessary for long-term sustainability.

Many see low-code development tools as primed for explosive growth over the next 3 years. Do low-code/no-code apps have unlimited potential? And could they put professional developers out of work? In this piece, we dive into these questions and more.

Learn how a packaging equipment manufacturer, Triangle Package Machinery Company, improved their order processing with Dynamics NAV.

How can CFOs contribute to goal setting for their modern business? Here are ideas when planning for business success in 2022 and beyond.

What goals should CFOs strive towards in 2022 and the following years? Here are the business goals CFOs should hone today to prepare for the future.

What are the various challenges facing CFOs and what the top finance concerns impacting business initiatives?

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Setting a torrid pace in the greatest growth market the world has ever known, the Cloud Wars Top 10 vendors generated $60 billion in Q2 cloud revenue with #1 Microsoft, #2 Amazon, and #3 Google combining for $39 billion.