Half of business travellers skirt or flout travel and expense policies, a new global survey shows. Companies can learn from the perception of business travellers to reconsider policy definitions and explanations.
The King’s Speech unveiled plans to cut costs for SMEs, and a CIMA statement said important opportunities were missed on corporate reporting and skills.
FM’s editor-in-chief details articles in the April digital edition, including one on advice for determining what you’re worth and another detailing steps organisations can take to establish an AI governance policy. Listen to the episode or read the Q&A.
The quantum computing threat to data encryption methods means companies are developing “quantum-safe” strategies, but only 30% have taken a critical first step, a report found.
The guidance aims to help investors and other users of corporate reporting recognise “well-reasoned explanations” for departing from provisions of the UK Corporate Governance Code.
Charities in the UK pinpoint cyber-enabled fraud as the biggest fraud risk in the next 12 months, but data shows insider fraud remains the biggest challenge facing the sector.
C-suite leaders in a global survey are prioritising the development of strategic alliances and partnerships. AI is seen as both a critical driver of success and a complex challenge.
Organisations using AI to redesign workflows at an enterprise level achieve higher customer satisfaction and profitability than companies fixed on efficiency.
In a statement, CIMA affirmed continued supervisory support for its members in practice while the regulator’s anti-money laundering model is in development.
