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For finance teams to work smarter, they need to collaborate strategically with other functions — research by CIMA and The Productivity Institute suggests ways to do that.
Finance professionals expect to scale agentic AI within the next three years, but few employees in a new global survey are open to being managed by AI agents.
Globally, nearly three-fourths of corporate reporting professionals use artificial intelligence tools daily. Companies with greater AI integration are able to use time savings to focus more on strategy.
One-third of employers globally expect geopolitical conflict to be a key driver of business transformation by 2030, according to a new report from the World Economic Forum.
Ninety-five percent of companies powered by AI are already considering hiring for AI-specific roles to stay ahead of the curve, but many leaders risk falling through the digital capacity gap, a new report says.
Fears about artificial intelligence are less about replacing people and more about diminishing the value of human skills, according to a global survey.
94% of finance leaders say AI has already helped improve decision-making, and 74% report positive effects on cost and risk reduction, according to a new survey.
Simon Bittlestone, FCMA, CGMA, CIMA president and chair of the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants, says AI and automation offer a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to increase the profession’s scope and the value it brings to organisations.
A risk management expert shares insights on how management accountants can contribute to building their company’s strategic and operational resilience.
