Recent TRG blog posts

Review our interesting articles last week!

Review our interesting articles last week!

In 2010, Aberdeen Group carried out a study, which shows the graded popularity of standalone consolidation/reporting tools and consolidation/reporting tools included in ERP systems among best-in-class, industry average and laggard companies. The results indicate that standalone or specialised financial reporting and consolidation tools (71%) were preferred over consolidation features included in ERP applications (37%) by best-in-class companies.

HCM City, 2 Oct 2012 - Twenty-two participants from TRG International joined thousands of other runners in the BBGV Fun Run on 30 Sep, 2012.

HCM City, 2 Oct 2012 - Twenty-two participants from TRG International joined thousands of other runners in the BBGV Fun Run on 30 Sep, 2012.

Given the strategic planning best practices, it is obvious that the creation of a good plan requires far more than just collecting a set of financial estimates. To achieve a budget and strategy alignment, use the following six steps:

Given the strategic planning best practices, it is obvious that the creation of a good plan requires far more than just collecting a set of financial estimates. To achieve a budget and strategy alignment, use the following six steps:

In order to keep up with rapid changes in the business world, these 2 elements have been identified as crucial criteria to assess a change-supportive financial management system. Below is an excerpt from a TEC blog describing Infor SunSystems’ Unified Ledger and Smart Transactions components:

In order to keep up with rapid changes in the business world, these 2 elements have been identified as crucial criteria to assess a change-supportive financial management system. Below is an excerpt from a TEC blog describing Infor SunSystems’ Unified Ledger and Smart Transactions components:

Virtual desktop technology has been known to bring huge benefits to companies. But are these technologies right for the SMB? The answer is yes, especially for those companies interested in centralizing control over data for security reasons or those looking to provide more centralized access to high-end desktop applications. Small financial services companies, such as hedge funds or boutique brokerage houses, are very interested in the technology as a way to keep their extremely confidential and proprietary data off laptops, which have a nasty habit of getting lost or stolen (the U.S. Transportation Security Administration reports that more than 12,000 laptops are lost each week at U.S. airports).