Read the latest Financial Management software articles, news and reviews.
By Nathan Rowan | Dec 02 2025
Why SOX Still Hurts More Than It Should Section 404 of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) has been around for years, yet many public companies still manage their internal controls over financial reporting (ICFR) using ... Read More
By Nathan Rowan | Dec 02 2025
Why Static Reports Don’t Cut It Anymore Finance teams produce impressive decks at month-end—pages of tables, charts and commentary. But by the time executives receive them, the data is already stale. When leadership wants ... Read More
By Nathan Rowan | Dec 02 2025
Why Month-End Still Feels Like a Fire Drill Despite better tools, month-end close remains stressful for many finance teams. Journal entries pile up in the last few days. Spreadsheets bounce between departments. Late adjustments ... Read More
By Sherman Hsieh | Dec 02 2025
How to allocate shared services costs fairly in 2026: compare percentage, driver-based, chargeback, and activity-based methods, plus the FP&A software that keeps the model transparent. Read More
By Nathan Rowan | Nov 19 2025
Every urgent finance request — a new report, a last-minute analysis — typically starts with the same question: “Where is the data?” When ERP, CRM, HR and operational systems each hold a slice of the ... Read More
By Nathan Rowan | Nov 19 2025
Capital expenditures — new plants, equipment, IT systems or acquisitions — can define a company’s trajectory for years. Yet many organizations still evaluate proposals in isolation using static spreadsheets and rough NPV calculations. A portfolio-based ... Read More
By Nathan Rowan | Nov 18 2025
Most finance teams track dozens — sometimes hundreds — of KPIs. But when everything is a priority, nothing is. Value driver trees provide a structured way to connect a few high-level outcomes (growth, margin, cash) ... Read More
By Nathan Rowan | Nov 17 2025
Every urgent finance request — a new report, a last-minute analysis — typically starts with the same question: “Where is the data?” When ERP, CRM, HR and operational systems each hold a slice of the ... Read More
By Nathan Rowan | Nov 17 2025
Capital expenditures — new plants, equipment, IT systems or acquisitions — can define a company’s trajectory for years. Yet many organizations still evaluate proposals in isolation using static spreadsheets and rough NPV calculations. A portfolio-based ... Read More
By Nathan Rowan | Nov 17 2025
FP&A forecasts the P&L; treasury protects the balance sheet. In many organizations, the two functions work in parallel rather than together. Treasury builds cash and liquidity forecasts in one system, while FP&A models revenue and ... Read More