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Whether or not there is an actual “talent shortage” in the labor market, it’s obvious that many CFOs are not ecstatic about the personnel that currently make up their finance and accounting teams.
As one analyst told us, “We hear [of the shortage of finance and accounting talent] in every single conversation we have with CFOs. They feel they don’t have the right skills on their teams, especially at the middle-manager level. They feel many of those people are not building competencies that will set them up for effective decision support in the future.”
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Executive sponsorship is integral to the success of advanced analytics initiatives and to obtaining the talent to execute those initiatives, says a Verizon Wireless executive. CFOs are in a position to take on that role. Read the story.
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