With the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy fresh in the minds of Americans, we’re once again reminded about how valuable our aid organizations are in times of crisis. One of the most important and influential aid organizations, The Red Cross, has been and continues to be very active in the areas hard-hit by Sandy. They have [...]
Role of CFO and CIO Analyzed
November 1, 2012 by Leave a Comment
High-level management positions are well-respected jobs. However, they are often little understood by the majority of people. CEOs, CFOs, CIOs, and others have the difficult task of directing and managing the big picture issues facing a corporation. Most people only know what a CEO, the Chief Executive Officer, is. The head honcho is how they [...]
Invoice Strategies for Automated Accounting
October 4, 2012 by Leave a Comment
Success in the accounting department is pretty simple: Pay and get paid as quickly, accurately and cost-effectively as possible. For many companies, the main reason for failure to do so is just as simple. Traditional paper invoice processing and delivery limits what is possible in efforts to improve efficiency in accounts payable and accounts receivable. [...]
Get Ready for Disruptions in Financial Technology
July 26, 2012 by Leave a Comment
Inc.com recently reported about 2012′s six winners of the FinTech Innovation Lab, which supports financial technology startups. This lab was started to incubate innovation in the financial technology area. 2012′s six graduate companies from the lab are (and keep an eye out for):
Is Cloud Computing Right for You?
July 5, 2012 by Leave a Comment
Cloud computing is the big thing nowadays. However, a lot of businesses are wary of moving to the cloud. Cloudspring recently posted an article that looks at the pros and cons of using the Cloud.
