WEF 2020 - there is no 'Plan B' if time runs out on a global deal on digital services taxation, admits OECD
The OECD is the last, best hope for a global agreement around a Digital Services Tax, but time is running out fast.
Archive: Financials
France blinks first against US tariff threats, but UK insists it's still going ahead with its Digital Services Tax
The US Treasury Secretary has warned that unless the UK follows France's lead and calls off its planned Digital Services Tax, there will be consequences to be faced.
Scout RFP co-founder on the year ahead as part of Workday
We spoke to Scout RFP President Stan Garber and GM of Workday Supply Chain Tony Rizzo about what's on the cards now the two companies are one
Closing thoughts in conversation with FloQast CEO Michael Whitmire
To close the books of a moderate-sized or larger firm can be taxing, no pun intended. For decades, the work of closing hasn’t changed much but new software offerings are making this less labor-intensive, less error-prone and more automated. Here’s a quick look at the space and a conversation writeup with one of the CEO’s of these new closing software vendors.
Rising to the ASC 606 challenge – an issue subscription businesses can’t ignore
Implementing ASC 606 has been a challenge for accounting teams, especially those in subscription businesses. Sage Intacct's Laura Wiler has some tips
What ails data capital – and how to fix it
Almost every large firm pursuing digital transformation is also considering how to expand an internal data economy, says Oracle's Paul Sonderegger.
Brian Sommer's Month in Brief - October
A Top Ten of the enterprise software stories to catch the eye in October.
Workday gets serious about spend, acquires source-to-pay vendor Scout RFP
Workday's acquisition of Scout RFP shows it's serious about spend management but what's its strategy and how does that impact spend pureplay Coupa?
Here's why more risk-taking is the right move for CFOs who want to innovate effectively
CFOs need to be ready to embrace and manage risk to foster innovation in a changing world, writes Workday's Tim Wakeford
How Tender Greens is disrupting the restaurant industry - a Sage Intacct Advantage story
Last week, Sage Intacct made a big case for the strategic impact of AI and automation for finance. But is that vision a viable pursuit for customers? I got some answers via a sit-down with restaurant industry disruptor Tender Greens.
Zuora Subscribed London - new ways of not owning a car
As car ownership becomes more costly and climate concerns make it less appealing, Octo Telematics is using Zuora to enable another approach.
Workday Rising 2019 - Machine learning holds the key to a changing world
Machine learning takes center stage at Workday Rising 2019 as the finance and HCM vendor unveils automation tools for a changing world
Zuora Subscribed London - confessions of a Subscription Economy virgin
We’ve covered Zuora and the rise of the Subscription Economy model for many years at diginomica. But when the firm’s Subscribed conference touched down in London recently, contributing editor Martin Banks had his first encounter with the firm. Skepticism gave way to conversion…