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Nearly half of employees using AI say they have no idea how to achieve the productivity gains their employers expect, which could lead to burnout, a new report said.
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Challenges including insufficient resources could pause digital innovation for finance leaders, becoming a bigger barrier to transformation than technical issues.
Nine in ten senior tech decision-makers don’t understand how generative AI will affect their business, a new report found, sparking implementation and compliance concerns.
Generative AI tool Microsoft Copilot can be accessed through several applications — but central to its use must be data security policies and controls.
97% of companies say they are ready to report under the EU sustainability directive this year, but most are not using technology to improve data reporting processes.
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.
Three China-based CFOs in the cosmetics, health, and technology sectors discuss their approaches to value creation, emerging technology, and long-term sustainability.
Organisations are concerned about AI’s impact on the threat landscape, but less than half are conducting regular audits to secure their defences, driving a cycle of burnout among employees.
Incoming CIMA President Simon Bittlestone’s passion for data analytics and artificial intelligence underscores his three areas of focus for the year ahead.
To develop a data risk strategy, start with assessing your organisation’s data types and the impact of risk events, and define acceptable risk levels.
Ninety-two per cent of professionals across finance, accounting, sustainability, and audit roles think technological transformation will enable an integrated and improved approach to ESG reporting.
