While the fears of economic uncertainty and global recession are grappling every business amid the COVID-19 pandemic, focus on cash flow – managing risk, maximizing liquidity from receivables and optimizing working capital – has become paramount for every business – big or small. Revenues and profits are secondary. Cash matters most and will define the

Today, consumers can quickly order the product they want from their mobile devices or digital assistants (such as Amazon Alexa). These technologies have drastically reduced the time from impulse to buying for a consumer. However, the trade finance and international supply chain that is critical to completing the fulfillment cycle has not yet caught up

Growth is on the top agenda of every CFO. The ability to generate good growth separates leaders who build a solid foundation for long-term profitable growth from those who build revenues on very shaky footing that ultimate crumble. I like to share with you a success story that shows how digital finance technologies help to

A critical process Finance transformation is on the mind of every successful finance executive today. Order to Cash is the most critical process for businesses today, yet it is one that rarely gets noticed. Why is Order to Cash so important? Because it encompasses the heart and soul of your business. It is the end-to-end

Cash is King If Cash is King and the lifeblood of all good companies, why have we not perfected the art of forecasting cash flow? Treasury departments today most certainly have a need for better forecasts and improved cash collections. In a 2014 survey of Treasurers by Kyriba they learned that more than half of

According to World Economic Forum, by 2020 the amount of data saved and collected will be about 35 trillion gigabytes. Big Data is getting classified as a new asset class. Learning from this data to make predictions and foresee outcomes, brings tremendous power to organizations. That’s what Predictive Analytics technologies do. But this is only