The demands on corporate treasury departments are driving constant change. Requirements for increased accountability, better monitoring and improved performance means treasury leaders need to constantly upgrade their technical expertise, reduce costs and mitigate uncertainty. Treasurers also need to cope with the growing complexity of financial instruments, volatile
financial markets and the introduction of new regulations and accounting practices.

This week's "Friday Big So What" episode focuses on Agility, along with a discussion of the six key factors for managing agile projects for optimal results.

Dashboards have become a hot topic across a widening range of application areas over recent years. However, it is important to remember that “dashboard” is much more than just a buzzword.

Just as the dashboard in your car is designed to organize and present a variety of information in a logical, prioritized and easy-to-interpret manner for fast on-the-fly decisions, an effective software dashboard needs to follow similar disciplines.

Although some companies think that Revenue Recognition compliance issues are behind them, it's important to remember that the changes mandated by ASC 606 and IFRS 15 are on-going.  In particular, the Five-Step Model and concepts such as Standalone Selling Price need to be applied to new product or service offerings today and into the future.

Among the numerous compliance and regulatory changes over recent years, ASC 606 on Revenue Recognition has been one of the most significant and challenging for companies to implement.

Watch Now our second episode of a three-part series on using SAP Multi-Bank Connectivity (MBC) to integrate, automate and optimize cash management.

This week's "Friday Big So What" episode focuses on Predictability, with a quick look at why it's important, how it can put people at ease, and a review of what's entailed with creating it.

This week's Friday Big So What episode looks at "Possibilities" and how you can make them reality by leveraging concepts such as Design Thinking, The Art of the Possible and Zero-Based Design approaches.  Learn how you can turn the current disruptive environment into real opportunities for change in order to maximize your possibilities in the post-COVID new normal.