Finance in a digital world: It's crunch time for CFOs
Rare is the company that doesn’t have some sort of cloud initiative underway. Cloud is rapidly becoming the standard in how technology solutions are developed and delivered, bringing benefits such as reduced time-to-market, scalability, and a pathway to innovation. But that doesn’t mean cloud is easy to implement and manage.
This guide shares answers to CFOs’ frequently asked questions about cloud investments anywhere in the enterprise, as well as within Finance. Learn the opportunities and challenges that come with investing in the cloud so you can make more effective cloud decisions.
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Crunch time 8: The CFO guide to Cloud
At just about every organisation across every industry, the cloud is top-of-mind in the C-suite.
With 93 percent of organisations either adopting or considering the cloud, it is essential for CFOs to determine its value proposition and its implications for accounting, contracting, security/risk, and other areas of the business.
As CFO, you know cloud will be part of the future, whether driven by the need for innovation, cost reduction, or both. By making more effective cloud decisions, you may get a jump on competitors in terms of innovation, agility, and cost.