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How technology is driving the changing role of the credit professional.(selected topic)
As the business world becomes increasingly reliant on the Internet and its supporting technologies, today's credit professional finds himself at a crossroads. With the environment changing so quickly, the credit professional must constantly reevaluate processes to ensure that technology is providing new opportunities to meet management's objectives. A recent study, "Future Trends in Business Credit and Receivables Management," by the Credit Research Foundation (CRF) advises: "The key to achieving constant improvement is to impose continuous transformation to the process in an effort to adapt to emerging systems and methods." This article will explore some of ways in which ...
- The changing role of the credit professional.
- Magazine article from: Business Credit Callahan, Terry September 1, 1996 700+ words
...by nearly every credit professional as well. However...performance. The Credit Professional's Many Hats...scene, today's credit professionals must explore how...enough. Today's credit professional is responsible...
- Not holding their breath: credit professionals gear up for a rough year.(Survey)
- Magazine article from: Business Credit Barron, Jacob January 1, 2009 700+ words
...In October, when many credit professionals sat down at their computers...Looking forward to 2009, as a credit professional, what are your biggest concerns...November, many participating credit professionals revealed that their companies...
- Unclaimed property and credit professionals: an NACM teleconference.(Headline)
- Magazine article from: Business Credit Jundt, Valerie Paolillo, Mark October 1, 2006 700+ words
Unclaimed property is something that most credit professionals should account for and properly report. Fortunately, the important...important information on a particular topic of interest to you, the credit professional.
- Out-of-court liquidations pose questions for credit professionals.(credit...
- Magazine article from: Business Credit Thorne, Deborah June 1, 2008 700+ words
...will be seeking liquidation or reorganization. (1) Credit professionals familiar with receiving notice of Chapter 7 and 11 cases...financial advisors. It will suggest certain information a credit professional must obtain to determine his or her course of action...
- Commerce Department Awards Grant to FCIB-NACM; FCIB Will Educate Credit...
- Press release article from: PR Newswire November 12, 2001 700+ words
...online course in international credit management for credit professionals. FCIB will provide the course as part of its expanding...receive the professional designation of International Credit Professional (ICP) through FCIB. About FCIB FCIB represents nearly...
- Tools of the trade for credit professionals continue to evolve.(the scoop)
- Magazine article from: Business Credit January 1, 2004 700+ words
...Credit magazine is a comprehensive resource for the Credit Professional. Issued ten times per year, and filled with timely, relevant information it is the one tool a credit professional can rely on to keep them current in the field. To...
- National Honors and Awards program.(for business credit professionals)
- Magazine article from: Business Credit November 1, 2002 700+ words
...This award is given to an individual who has given of their time, effort and expertise to benefit a fellow credit professional. Mentors' selfless contributions are valuable assets to the credit community. The Mentor of the Year is also...
- The perfect match? Strategic planning and the business credit professional: a...
- Magazine article from: Business Credit Barron, Jacob July 1, 2007 700+ words
...necessarily be because credit professionals are no longer needed...of a well-seasoned credit professional can come in handy. As...finance programs, and that credit professionals tend to be a resource...mitigation skills of credit professionals are beneficial ...
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