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The rise of digital technologies within the Finance team, can be expected to transform traditional finance roles, but at the same time is likely to create new opportunities for finance professionals.
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By Ramamoorthy Rajagopal
The last decade has seen the world around us change rapidly with the advent of digital technologies which have transformed our day to day lives. The recent COVID induced lockdown has brought all of that to vivid life and demonstrated the art of what is possible, along with a potential glimpse of how the future might evolve. Looking inward within an organization, Digital technologies have permeated across most functions and Finance is no exception. However, the pace of adoption across Finance functions has varied with most organizations stratifying the lower to middle part of the spectrum. The most common element for this slow process is the lack of digitally
