Business Intelligence Center
You are here: Home : White Papers : Accounting : Revenue Management : Abstract
Laying the Foundation for Automating Revenue Accounting
Sponsored By BearingPoint
Free registration is required
- Abstract:
- Automating the revenue recognition processes provides tangible improvements to a company's operations and finances of the company. By eliminating the bulk of manual revenue accounting processes, companies experience greater efficiencies, acceleration of close processes and reduced cost of finance. With better insight into backlog, companies can make better performance management decisions and improve resource alignment in the operations and delivery centers. Automation also may help with collaborative product marketing and customer management, with a focus on streamlining operations and managing change. It also aligns earned revenue recognition processes with accounting requirements, providing improved controls and compliance — and lowered risk. This white paper from BearingPoint and Softrax addresses ways companies can approach automating their revenue accounting function and the benefits.
- DETAILS
- Sponsored by: BearingPoint
- Released: November 20, 2008
- Length: 12 pages
- Format: PDF (877 kb)
- Email this abstract
- These white papers are not created by the CFO.com editorial staff. In order to view these papers, you must register with CFO.com and agree to share your contact information with related product/service companies.
Related White Papers in Accounting
Related White Papers in Revenue Management
- International Local Currency Payments
- How Organizations Can Realize Transparency, Control and Significant Cost Reduction
- Best Practices in Revenue Reporting
- Prioritizing Payables: Reduce Costs, Minimize Errors, and Strengthen Financial Control with AP Segmentation
- The SOX 404 Compliance Countdown: Critical Revenue Recognition Need-To-Knows for Technology Companies
advertisement
Inside CFO.com
- Top Story
- After the Storm
- Most Recent Accounting Articles
- IFRS: Jekyll or Hyde?
- CFOs High-five on 404 Rollback Bill
- Herz: U.S. Convergence Ball in SEC Court


Video