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The last post pointed out crucial elements needed in a best-in-class financial management solution. Now we are going to discuss two additional factors that are also necessary for businesses to “future-proof” themselves from unexpected changes.

2012 has been a tough year for many businesses. Managers have to struggle to make sure their organisations survive and stay strong through these difficult times. As a result, costs and budgets have become the most important factors to consider when making an investment decision. A strong budget can help managers know when they have a steady stream of cash flow and make better decisions based on that budget information. Here are a few tips for managers to weather the tough times:

Companies using application virtualization on laptops or desktops have made great first strides in bringing down management and support costs by simplifying the deployment and management of the applications they are virtualizing.

Spring is not too far away, and with the change of seasons comes a change in the financial reporting requirements. XBRL (eXtensible Business Reporting Language) mandates go into effect April 13, when the SEC (US Securities and Exchange Commission) will require the 500 largest public companies to file XBRL-tagged versions of their financial results. By 2013, all public companies which use International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) will also be submitting their financial returns to the SEC using XBRL.

HCM City – November 26^th, 2012 – TRG took part in the 16^th Annual Terry Fox Run to bring hope to cancer patients on Sunday, 24^th November at Crescent Area, District 7.

Strategy maps can be, and often are, used as standalone tools that organisations employ to develop, understand and convey their strategic story. To maximise their value, however, they need to be seen and used as core building blocks in an aligned strategy initiative.

More and more retailers are recognising that customer management can bring long-term value to their business. Since applying these strategic approaches is not an easy task, retailers should consider implementing an appropriate retail management system to make all processes invariably smoother. Such a system will aid enterprises in:

Many companies are finding that a non-ERP financial management framework delivers the strongest capabilities and greatest flexibility. However, it is still a challenge to find a system capable of operating effectively in such a dynamic and complex environment. The criteria below will help you:

Many companies are finding that a non-ERP financial management framework delivers the strongest capabilities and greatest flexibility. However, it is still a challenge to find a system capable of operating effectively in such a dynamic and complex environment. The criteria below will help you: