Insurance finance professionals need to drive their business forward while maintaining complete financial control, insight and transparency. At Aptitude Software, we believe using data to drive decision-making doesn’t have to be puzzling.
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Much is written about the role of the CFO changing from backwards-looking scorekeeper towards a more strategic role. But what is the reality in banking?
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On Saturday, May 21, 2016, 15 runners from the Boston office of Aptitude Software participated in the inaugural Massachusetts Fallen Heroes 5K Run & Ruck. Our team of 15 joined just over 700 runners and walkers along the beaches of South Boston to...
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Gary Simon, CEO of FSN and Leader of the Modern Finance Forum on LinkedIn and Tom Crawford, President & CEO Aptitude Software will present a Webinar "Why CFOs need to look beyond the General Ledger." Simon and Crawford will share their...
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Aptitude Software sponsored last week's Insurance ERM’s Data for Solvency II Event in London at which leading insurers - including AIG, Allianz, Aviva, Chubb, General Re amongst many others - came together to reflect on the lessons learned...
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As highlighted by a recent article from EY, the benefits of an accounting subledger include the ability to more efficiently address core Finance processing responsibilities and building agility to manage new requirements.
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"Finance transformation is hot again," according to Robert Kugel at Ventana Research.
Kugel defines finance transformation as the objective of shifting the focus of finance departments from transaction processing to more strategic activities.
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It’s the 30th Anniversary event, with an expanded scope to include business, marketing and technical leaders - all of whom want to use data to drive profitable growth.
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Chief Financial Officers from leading telecommunication companies offer their perspectives on the new IFRS 15 revenue recognition reporting rules and the changing dynamics in telecoms.