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COVID-19 Borrowing Options: A Primer for Franchisees and Other Small and Medium-Size Businesses

COVID-19 Resource Center

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EXECUTIVE PERSPECTIVES ON TOP RISKS FOR 2021 AND 2030

TOP RISKS FOR 2021 AND 2030

Key issues being discussed in the boardroom and C-suite

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Research, thought pieces, videos, webinars and podcasts to help you stay ahead

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Podcast: Future of Compliance - Adapting to Technological Paces

As costs for risk functions continue to increase, it is crucial to both reduce manual tasks and innovate processes through technological tools as well as an expanded skillset. In this episode of Protiviti’s Powerful Insight’s “Future of Compliance” podcast series, Protiviti Risk and Compliance Managing Director, Vicki Alexander speaks with Nishant Desai, the Chief Compliance Officer of TIAA Bank and Gary Stein, the Chief Product and Compliance Officer of Openpay US.
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Signs of the Times – M&A Best Practices, Resilience and SPACs

Quarterly Private Equity Insights for April 2021 with insights in M&A and SPACs.
THE POST-QUANTUM WORLD

Podcast - Bitcoin may be doomed. What can we learn from The Quantum Resistant Ledger?

Will continued quantum advancements threaten Bitcoin and other altcoin transactions? Listen as we discuss The Quantum Resistant Ledger (QRL) a cryptocurrency taking a post-quantum safe approach to blockchain. While BTC’s value may plummet at even the threat of quantum tampering, QRLs should remain immune. Can Bitcoin learn a thing or two and adapt? Will the value of QRL go up with the growing quantum industry?
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IT Audit’s Perspectives on the Top Technology Risks in Energy & Utilities for 2021

As expected, IT audit groups are refreshing technology risk assessments more frequently in response to pandemic-related impacts and digital transformation-driven changes in the organization.
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How We Help Our Clients Succeed

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How one industrial services company pivoted in time of crisis with the help of automation and data tools?
Industrial services company uses billing technology to support intelligent furlough planning
Hot ticket: Contract automation provides global theme park company with fast pass to dynamic pricing

Hot Ticket: Contract Automation Provides Global Theme Park Company with Fast Pass to Dynamic Pricing
Using workflow automation and Salesforce capabilities, Protiviti’s software services team automates workflow, contracts, and dynamic pricing for theme park.
A lift-and-shift project leads to next-generation automation of an IT firm’s finance operations

A Lift-and-Shift Project Leads to Next-Generation Automation of an IT Firm’s Finance Operations
We approached the project with three key themes in mind: 1) simplify and standardize, 2) automate and 3) harmonize and optimize the accounting target operating model throughout the now-larger corporation.
Procure-to-pay transformation at offshore drilling company delivers savings of over $30 million

Procure-to-pay transformation at offshore drilling company delivers savings of over $30 million
An offshore drilling contractor with operations on six continents was experiencing extreme delays in the procurement of goods and services, which also created payment processing challenges and high transaction costs to issue purchase orders and process invoices for payment. The problem stemmed from inefficiencies across the entire procure-to-pay (P2P) process — procurement, receiving, accounts payable, payment and accounting — as well as from poor master data.