By Christian McMahon Planning is one of those words that instantly fills people with dread, but if you want to move up the corporate food chain it’s something you will have to get good at and […] The Critical Nature of Planning […]
By Marielle Segarra @ cfo.com. Last month, publicly held California newspaper publisher Daily Journal Corp. announced that it needed more time to finish its audit and submit its 10-Q statement for last quarter. The firm is two Holding CEO and CFO Roles Is a Tightrope Act […]
We rave about the marketing techniques and initiatives to drive the all-important sales strategy, for sure, but quite frankly it’s all for nothing if you can’t seal the deal, secure the contract and possibly allow Five Timeless Secrets To Successful Contract Negotiation […]
By John Bugalla and Kristina Narvaez Disruptions in the global supply chain can have a significant financial effect on any company. Outsourcing, lean manufacturing and just-in-time inventory, of course, have long been considered to be remarkable innovations in reducing an The Hidden Perils of Supply Chain Innovation […]
By Nelson M Waweru and George K. Riro The main motivation for this study is to examine the relationship between the quality of corporate governance and earnings management in a developing country, Kenya. Specifically this paper investigates Corporate Governance, Firm Characteristics and Earnings Management in an Emerging Economy […]
By Asoka Karandawala After getting ready for a business exit, the first thing that has to be done is to value the business. This is when the fun starts as there is no straight forward calculation How to Value your Business […]
The traditional finance function has a unique role in any business organization – finance interfaces with all points in the value chain and has more direct contact with other functional departments and divisions than most CFO of the Future: Strategic Contributor or Value Adder? […]