by Controllers Council | Mar 22, 2021 | Accounting
Things are coming back. Each week looks better than the last, with bookings for one airline running just 20% below 2019 levels. The number of people passing through airport gates is starting to climb as well, hitting 1 million travelers per day between March 11...
by Controllers Council | Mar 11, 2021 | Accounting
Change is on the horizon. Following passage, delays, and a whole lot of posturing about the nuances, the lease standard, ASC 842, is starting to come into existence. For public companies, the transition company was complex and costly. Private companies may face the...
by Controllers Council | Feb 18, 2021 | Accounting, Cybersecurity
As the pandemic and lockdowns continue, company leaders are juggling a variety of plates. Limited staff numbers working from home, manual and paper-based processes, and a lack of oversight create challenges in maintaining visibility. Unfortunately, this creates a...
by Controllers Council | Jan 21, 2021 | Accounting, Technology
The ability to bend and not break is the key to resilience. After the past nightmare of a year, companies certainly experienced a bending. Lockdowns, economic uncertainty, work from home shifts, and more have pushed people, processes, and systems to their limits. But...
by Controllers Council | Jan 17, 2021 | Accounting, Legislation
Now a few years active and more than half a decade since its announcement, ASC 606 remains a key focus. Implementation issues remain a concern and many still have questions. In discussions at the conference, highlights from the Office of the Chief Accountant (OCA)...
by Controllers Council | Jan 15, 2021 | Accounting, Corporate Finance, Software, Technology
Controllers have spent a lot of the past year managing constant change. Though we have referred to it as your call to greatness moment, a time in which you’ve done great work finding enough money to keeping the business afloat, it’s stressful nonetheless. But there is...
