When it comes to digital investments, Grant Thornton’s research reveals this is the year CFOs are ready to turn talk into targeted action.
CIOs are building relationships as trusted business partners who help drive and measure strategic initiatives, transforming IT from a cost center to a trust center.
The latest on the COVID-19 Crisis and the economy
Forget the skills gap. It’s time to address the perception gap in manufacturing. Learn how to foster a future ready culture.
As customers go mobile, commerce goes digital. Where does your bank fit in the market and how will it succeed?
As tech innovation becomes a competitive requirement, here are the technologies, challenges and proven steps you should consider.
Private company boards should bring the backgrounds and insights to understand risks and opportunities and drive the business forward.
Collaboration and technology result in genuine progress, said former Maryland governor Martin O’Malley.
Make sure the next economic downturn results in an innovation upturn for your business, follow these 12 steps.
Status quo headlines that don’t protect your business. Status Know delivers timely, strategic solutions based on the day’s most important news.
Tax reform adds complexity and uncertainty to private equity acquisitions ̶ extra spreadsheets, additional analysis, more disclosures.
The Wayfair ruling has made M&A due diligence more critical than ever, considering the risk when a target has exposures from the past.
Many companies are struggling to define “digital transformation” – even if they’ve already launched a transformation effort.
Agility and shifting priorities drive new decade of governance
Asset managers should view tax as a risk management position, and even a planning opportunity.
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To find the next steps to digital transformation, bank executives should set aside the noise and consider some guidelines from early adopters.
For investors in U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG), long-term patience can pay off well.
From food packaging to kids’ menus to drinks, emphasis is on health and a healthy environment
As China races to find a Coronavirus cure, Grant Thornton leaders suggest how companies can develop a resiliency plan.
What restauranteurs need to know about virtual restaurants
Stolen healthcare profiles sell for more than stolen credit card accounts. Healthcare IAM programs can guard against the biggest risk – staff errors.
A new tax bill retroactively repeals transportation benefits in determining unrelated business income.
Private equity bolsters the energy industry and looks at renewables and LNG as less-traditional methods of return.
Review the current accounting and tax concerns facing the real estate sector.
3 retail turnaround success stories, and 3 turnarounds to watch
The most visionary innovations are often about the experience. What experience do you want to create, and what experience will truly reach people?
Should you move your supply chain management (SCM) to the cloud? It’s not a simple question, but we outline how to find the answer.
John Howell: As a Captain Sullenberger passenger and brother of a 9/11 firefighter, I share about responding to difficulties.
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Today’s smart cities are on the threshold of a revolution to become citizen-centric for a vibrant future. That means using technology. In a Grant Thornton and Fast Company video, Martin O’Malley, former governor of Maryland, notes that “cities are changing because citizen expectations are changing. A smart city deploys smart technologies to make a city more inclusive, more connected, more prosperous, more resilient, more sustainable and more secure.”
