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Equipment financing in North America
At first glance, it is easy to assume that equipment financing in Canada would be almost identical to the US, suggests Matt Shelley of Equipment Corporation of America. After all, the two countries are...
BFINS and ECA provide foundation industry expertise in equipment financing
In the bustling world of business, whether it is a small mom-and-pop contractor or a major foundation and piling corporation, the need for financing equipment is a constant. Bauer Financial Services (BFINS)...
How the right data can help overcome policy challenges
There’s a wealth of data already helping agencies deliver improved services. And rapid adoption of digital technologies by Australians during the pandemic has helped increase the quantity and quality of data available to support decisions. But as former Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) head David Kalisch argues, more can be done with data to help policymakers do their jobs better.
Why government isn’t using the cloud to drive measurable benefits
Governments are massive data-generating machines. Some larger agencies, such as Services Australia, collect and store an incredible amount of data. But many data owners have no idea what data they hold, which is a little scary when you think about it. The biggest challenge for any public or private sector organisation is knowing their data.
Audits reveal weaknesses in government data security
The need to ensure a digital padlock is placed anywhere data exists to ensure bad actors are less likely to break in, steal sensitive information or attempt extortion has preoccupied the federal government. Various case studies such as Medibank, Optus and Telstra highlight the dangers of weak private sector systems. Medibank, for example, was the target of what the Australian Federal Police believes was an attack by Russian hackers.
We’re still on our data journey but something’s brewing
Data is the lifeblood of the modern economy. It impacts, enables and personalises how we work, play and engage socially. It’s crucial for the operation of the economy and society. Banks and financial services companies can increasingly be thought of as data and digital services organisations with some bricks and mortar operations. Without trying too hard, that analogy can be applied to all sectors of the economy, including government. Value comes from creating, using, protecting and sharing data.
Data for Decision Making Special Report Category
How important is data to organisations? Many say it’s like oil, water or gold.
‘Every little helps’
Publications TMI Magazine TMI 168 > ‘Every little helps’ Cash & Liquidity Management Page 1 of 3 ‘Every little helps’ Achieving STP and Treasury Control at Tesco plc Matt Shelley, Treasury Operations Manager, Tesco Straight Through Processing (STP) and optimal control over treasury processes is an objective of every corporate treasurer.
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