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While medium sized enterprises are typically slow to invest in operational improvements, they have much to gain from embracing new generation financial software
GUEST OPINION by Claudia Pirko, ANZ Regional Vice President, BlackLine: Too large to pivot on a sixpence, too small to drop big bucks on products and processes to help their operations run more smoothly and cost effectively…many mid-sized Australian businesses are behind the eight ball, when it comes to spending money on solutions that increase efficiency internally.
Chief financial officers are constantly expected to do more with less, regardless of an organisation’s size. And if that is not enough they have to spread those thin resources to cope with increased regulatory scrutiny, rising business complexity, and heightened expectations for accurate and real-time financial intelligence.
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