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The results are in! The SOBA 2021 survey has compiled confidential answers from many organizations to provide concrete trend information on all things EPM and Analytics. This is our 5th and final year of collecting this valuable industry data, and it’s your glimpse into how technology is being used across many industries. And, SO much has changed in the last year. If you want to find out how your budget cycle time, consolidation & close process, reporting & analysis capabilities, and Cloud adoption stack up against your peers, be sure not to miss this webcast. Your competition will be there.
It’s interRel’s mission is to keep you informed about today’s fluid economy and how to proactively address the business impact head on, so we have launched iFN – interRel Finance News. iFN is your one stop FP&A news shop.
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Check out our daily webcast above to learn the secret to surviving during these tumultuous times.
Agility Will Help Companies Weather Coronavirus
We’re headed toward a recession, but is your business agile enough to survive? Listen to this interRel Finance Briefing for tips on surviving – and thriving – after an economic slump.
How The Coronavirus Pandemic Is Accelerating The Future Of Work
“In fact, where we once saw the future of work unfolding over years, we now believe that with coronavirus as an accelerant, everything we’ve predicted about the future of work will unfold in months… We’re seeing changes that affect work, learning, and daily life, changes that will become a new normal.”
The Coronavirus Crisis Doesn’t Have to Lead to Layoffs
Leaders can approach this challenging time with flexibility, transparency, and compassion.
IOC Member Says that 2020 Tokyo Olympics will be Postponed Due to Coronavirus Pandemic
Veteran IOC member Dick Pound told USA TODAY Sports that “postponement has been decided” for the 2020 Olympics, and that it won’t start July 24.
