FM’s editor-in-chief details articles on ransomware threats, recruitment fraud, how to assess the value of AI, and maximising value as a CFO. Listen to the podcast episode or read the Q&A.
A global report from EY found that 86% of financial controllers expect their jobs to change “significantly”, and more than one-fourth say their roles will demand completely different skills in the next five years.
The CIMA president, as Association of International Certified Professional Accountants chair, discusses the challenges and “massive” opportunities for the profession. Listen to the podcast episode or read the Q&A with Simon Bittlestone, FCMA, CGMA.
To make the most of a holiday from work, prepare a task list, communicate with stakeholders, and develop an action plan if things go wrong while you’re away.
An associate professor of accounting at Monash University explains the transitional challenges CFOs face and how they can expand their influence in the C-suite.
FM’s editor-in-chief also details articles on strategic and operational resilience and working with images in Excel. Listen to the podcast episode or read the Q&A.
By creating a standout yet professional profile and taking a strategic and careful approach to posting, accountants can build influence on social networks.
New data finds that AI is making strides in productivity and engagement, but despite the prospects of emerging technologies, more than two-thirds of desk workers have never used AI at work.
Incoming CIMA President Simon Bittlestone’s passion for data analytics and artificial intelligence underscores his three areas of focus for the year ahead.
Author and CEO Nuala Walsh explains common misjudgement traps for business leaders and why a technique called “decision friction” is a key asset for data analysis.
Finance teams should understand generative AI’s business, finance, and accounting potential, be aware of areas of deployment, and consider the need for training and development plans.
