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The Informating Framework - Technology produces more and better data for decision makers but creates a need for better educated and more knowledgeable individuals to put the information in context so that it can be used to improve operations. A psychiatric hospital budget illustrates how the "informating" framework can be used to illuminate and streamline a basic financial process.

Potter, Frank - In: Strategic finance : leadership strategies in … 86 (2005) 7, pp. 24-31

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Features - Event to Knowledge: A New Metric for Finance Department Efficiency - Cisco Systems, which achieved the virtual close, illustrates how leading companies are moving to report financial data as soon as it is generated by the underlying events, thus increasing the value of the finance department and the benefits to all the company's stakeholders.

Potter, Frank - In: Strategic finance : leadership strategies in … 83 (2001) 1, pp. 51-55

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Features - Event to Knowledge - This new standard of measurement for finance department efficiency analyzes how long it takes an organization to record and report an event to an information consumer.

Potter, Frank - In: Management : for strategic business ideas 75 (2001) 5, pp. 32-37

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Delivering Strategic Business Value - Today, most observers agree that management accounting information derived from financial accounting systems is obsolete, according to this business intelligence consultant. Data warehousing and business intelligence technologies can help management accounting move "back to the future" and return to its roots in delivering relevant, specific information about ...

Williams, Steve - In: Strategic finance : leadership strategies in … 86 (2004) 2, pp. 40-48

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Remuneration Practices in the UK Hospitality Industry in the Age of the National Minimum Wage

Williams, Steve; Adam-Smith, Derek; Norris, Gill - In: The service industries journal 24 (2004) 1, pp. 171-186

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Counting the cost of exemption - Local and police authorities are being forced to abandon externally funded projects because of Customs and Excise's interpretation of the VAT regulations

Burrows, Nick; Williams, Steve - In: Public finance : the business monthly of the public sector (1999), pp. 21

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EDUCATION PERSPECTIVES - Business and Economics Education and Citizenship: A Guide for Heads of Department

Williams, Steve - In: Teaching business & economics : the journal of the … 4 (2000) 3, pp. 26-28

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Power Combination - The balanced scorecard (BSC) and business intelligence (BI) have complementary value propositions, but most companies look at them as individual endeavors. With proper alignment, BSC and BI initiatives can effectively deliver a performance measurement system that presents an accurate picture of the company's performance while also providing the business information and ...

Williams, Steve - In: Strategic finance : leadership strategies in … 89 (2008) 11, pp. 26-35

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The half‐empty office: dilemmas in managing locational flexibility

Fogarty, Helen; Scott, Peter; Williams, Steve - In: New technology, work and employment 26 (2011) 3, pp. 183-196

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Using Technology to Stimulate Rural Economic Development Activity: Nebraska's Community Internet Navigator Program

Ullman, Darrell A.; Williams, Steve; Emal, Jim - In: Economic development review : EDR 14 (1996) 1, pp. 14-15

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