Finance and HR: The Cloud's New Power Partnership
Looking to explore how deeper collaboration can boost productivity and accelerate innovation, respondents to a new survey cite moving finance and HR systems to the cloud as a strategic necessity, not just a pathway to cost reduction.
Other reasons driving cloud migration: skills shortages required to run existing systems, and improving the way enterprise data is shared across different departments.
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