Recent TRG blog posts

In our previous post, we explored the emerging role of the operational CFO and how it's reshaping the landscape of corporate leadership. 

The unique nature of insurance contracts, with their long-term liabilities and inherent risks, presents specific challenges for accountants. This blog post will explore key best practices that can help insurance professionals navigate these challenges and ensure accurate, reliable, and compliant financial reporting.

Financial forecasting for insurance businesses presents unique challenges - from regulatory changes and market volatility to evolving risk landscapes and shifting consumer behaviours. By following the best practices outlined in this article, finance executives in the sector can greatly improve theirpredictive capabilities and drive informed decision-making.

Financial forecasting can make or break an organisation's strategic decisions. However, even the most seasoned finance professionals can fall prey to common forecasting errors. This blog post aims to shed light on these pitfalls and ways to avoid them, helping you to refine your forecasting processes and improve the accuracy of your financial projections.

As financial forecasting evolves from a routine budgeting task into a strategic imperative, finance executives require increasingly sophisticated tools to stay ahead. But with so many myths and misconceptions out there, it can be hard to know where to start.  

Personalised services versus revenue management, which is more crucial for a hotel's success? This is a question that has sparked considerable debate among industry professionals.

After years of fervent adoption of cloud computing, some organisations are now bringing select workloads back on-premises or opting for hybrid approaches. This phenomenon, often referred to as "cloud repatriation," is driven by a complex interplay of factors, including cost, security, performance, regulatory compliance, and control.

As seasoned hospitality professionals know, accurate financial reporting and analysis are essential for hotel success. For nearly a century, the Uniform System of Accounts for the Lodging Industry (USALI) has been the definitive standard for achieving transparency and comparability across the industry. 

Nucleus recently interviewed Infor EPM users to gain insights into their experience with the solution. These results are highly positive. Benefits gained included improved operational efficiency, cost savings, and better financial planning and reporting.

Many companies struggle with time-consuming and error-prone invoicing, leading to payment delays and frustrated clients. These traditional systems often involve manual data entry, physical paperwork, and repeated back-and-forth communications, all of which can introduce errors and inefficiencies.