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July 2004 Edition
This month's BizNet Brief focuses on the strategic role
finance plays in helping mid-market companies improve business
performance. The articles below examine how newer
technologies help finance improve the ability of decision-makers
to understand and manage the business.
New Article by BizNet Software CEO George McMann
The CFO's Challenge: Become a Strategic Weapon for the CEO
What do CEOs want from their CFOs? How is the CFO's role
changing? What are the unique strategic challenges facing
mid-market companies?
Mr. McMann examines how the CFO plays a critical role in
making better use of resources and technologies to fulfill
corporate strategies. The low cost and ease-of-use of new
analytical applications makes it possible for the mid-market CFO
to do more and go beyond spreadsheets.
| Articles from Across the Internet |
"Building World-Class
Finance and Performance Management Capabilities"
(Accenture) |
| Creating value demands a vision, and keen
insight into what is best for your business.
In this whitepaper by Accenture, finance and
performance management specialists share their
thoughts on achieving high-performance through
effective business performance management. |
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"How to Improve Performance Management"
(CFO.com) |
| In a research report entitled, "What CFOs Want
from Performance Management Services," CFO Research
Services uncovered 4 important steps for a
successful BPM implementation after the right
technology was selected. |
| 1. Identify the Right Metrics to Monitor |
| 2. Overcome Cultural Inertia |
| 3. Consider Process Changes Before Technology
Changes |
| 4. Demonstrate Finance Benefits |
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"Best of Breed Software"
(Business Finance Magazine) |
| Best-of-Breed versus ERP? It's a tough
question for a business person to answer.
Business Finance Magazine examines the issues
finance executives should consider, and provides a
comprehensive list of vendors for future reference. |
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