Project Accounting White Papers

In this report, we summarise 7 common software development roadblocks that IT leaders must overcome in order to make this year of certain change your best one yet. VIEW SUMMARY

Marketing organisations need accurate and reliable information for informing decisions. CMOs who leverage solutions that capture better information are able to keep an accurate pulse on marketing projects and make proactive decisions. Read the paper to find out more. VIEW SUMMARY

This paper shines a spotlight on a major root cause of project failure in every organisation—requirements. And while the first reaction might be to place blame on the requirements author, the Business Analyst, this is incorrect. The REAL root causes run much deeper than that. VIEW SUMMARY

Take a look at these 10 reasons why documents and spreadsheets are actually putting your career in peril and leaving you at the back of the pack, as more and more of your fellow BAs embrace the tools that help them work better and faster every day... VIEW SUMMARY

This fascinating paper looks back at 50 years of trial and error as vendors have attempted to model the world of project management using software. It argues that now, we may be getting closer to an automated resource allocation model that actually works. VIEW SUMMARY

It's time to realise that project success depends more on people and less on process or technology; that is the VIEW SUMMARY

The advantages of electronic invoicing are clear: It’s faster, less expensive and more reliable than manual VIEW SUMMARY

This white paper tackles a growing problem which can be regarded as a side-effect of the current tough operating climate. We aim to show how you can improve the profitability of your business with a few simple steps VIEW SUMMARY

This whitepaper looks at five aspects of expense control that help to contain costs in this area, without increasing the administration burden on already overloaded finance departments VIEW SUMMARY

An improved perception of the importance of both cashflow and a steady supply chain to business survival has helped to put credit and supply management to the fore. It is to be hoped these issues will remain high on the agenda and will become more embedded within organisations VIEW SUMMARY