America’s finance chiefs are loosening the purse strings for new technologies, with 25% planning to increase their investment by 10% or more next year—and expecting positive ROI within three years.
“The challenge is creating the universal framework that lets systems communicate, alleviating data inconsistencies caused by human error and achieving a single source of truth,” says Qu CFO Peter “Reyn” Holden.
“Our shareholders have invested in our team and vision, and I want to ensure we deliver on that daily,” says Arrive AI CFO Todd Pepmeier.
“By putting people first, you take care of all the other stakeholders,” says Waste Management’s finance chief and 22-year veteran.
“Understandably, there can be resistance to a new application because there is comfort in doing things the same way,” says Labor Finders CFO Leslie Cotton.
“Because the CrowdStrike failure shut down business operations, the results will land right on the CFO’s desk,” says Jon Winsett, CEO of NPI.
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