The Changing Role of the CFO and Controller

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  Accounting and Technology: A Modern Finance Revolution

  Executives are increasingly turning to their finance teams for answers about the future of their organizations. Traditional accounting tools are not equipped to answer these questions. Fortunately, modern finance tools have been designed to eliminate these issues and support the modern CFO in the role of business strategist.
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  Business Value Creation a Growing CFO Priority

  The role of the chief financial officer (CFO) continues to evolve, particularly in the area of creating value for their organizations. Brad Monterio of the California Society of CPAs and a global board member of the Institute of Management Accountants discusses ways CFOs can pursue this added value.
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  How Much Loss Follows a $100 Theft?

  A man walks into a store and steals $100. He comes back five minutes later and buys $70 worth of goods, and the owner gives him $30 in change. How much money did the owner lose? Easy? Maybe it's not as simple as you think.
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  Don’t Let “Broken Windows” Tarnish Your Management Reports

  The broken windows theory of crimefighting proposes that if broken windows in an abandoned building are left unrepaired, it fosters the impression that nobody cares for the neighborhood. Fixing broken windows helps establish a sense of pride, safety, and order. Avoiding "broken windows" in internal management reporting, too, will have undeniable benefit.
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  Accounts Payable Fraud Prevention During a Crisis

  Normal business routines have been disrupted by the COVID-19 outbreak, and much of the workforce has been working from home. Cybercriminals view this as prime time to exploit security vulnerabilities, especially as it relates to accounts payable departments.
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• Dynamic Decision Making through Data Visualization

• The Next Management Breakthrough: EPM, Non-GAAP Measures, and KPIs in a Digital World

• Leading Your Finance Team Into the Future

• Zero-Based Budgeting: Building for Success Again, and Again, and Again

• The Internet of Things: The CPA’s Role in the New World of Business

• Means, Motive, Opportunity: It’s Always the Ones You Trust

• Risk Assessments: From Paper to Practice

Separating Stewardship and SGNA Is Vital Under the TCJA

Engaging Clients, Teams, and Employees During Coronavirus and Beyond

Eliminate the Costly Mistake of Overpaying Suppliers

Drug Diversion Risk Mitigation Practices Vital for Health Care Organizations

Leadership Imperatives for the Finance Team of the Future