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Your Place or Mine?
Telecommuting can produce real savings, but employees are now reluctant to cut the cord. Should companies do it for them? March 31, 2004
Olympian Tasks for a Finance Team
Preparations for the Athens Olympics have sputtered since the beginning. But an innovative finance organisation might just get it over the finishing line on time. March 25, 2004
More Dividends or More Reinvestment?
As economic recovery begins, investors want higher dividends; CFOs want more investments to grow their businesses. Who wins? March 18, 2004
Offshoring Goes on the Offensive
Cost cutting is only the first benefit. Offshore companies can also deliver superior performance, even in highly skilled activities, and a better platform for entering new product markets. March 17, 2004
The Discreet Charm of the SMB
Increasingly, enterprise software vendors are targeting small and midsize businesses. March 2, 2004
Outsourcing Actually Sustains U.S. Jobs?
Outsourcing to other countries has become a hot political issue in America. Contrary to what John Edwards, John Kerry and George Bush seem to think, it actually sustains American jobs. February 23, 2004
Piracy, Pop Stars, and Profitability
The music industry has undergone dramatic changes, but the world's big record labels have failed to keep pace. EMI Group, however, reckons its new business model will change all that. CFO Roger Faxon discusses piracy, pop stars, and profitability. February 12, 2004
10th Annual Cost Management Survey
According to our latest survey, companies have been diligently pruning overhead, leaving them primed to capitalize on an economic recovery. February 12, 2004
See It Now
New budgeting-and-planning software offers increasingly sophisticated visual aids: dashboards and scorecards. December 1, 2003
IT Budgets and ROI
Purse strings are loosening ever so slightly, but that won't slow the quest for better metrics. November 17, 2003