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CFO Tech Outlook | Tuesday, July 21, 2020
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The prospects of having artificial intelligence making financial decisions might seem out of place, but the technology can be a boon for CFOs.
FREMONT, CA: Enterprises are warming up to the idea of adopting artificial intelligence in actual operations. The years of apprehension finally seem to be ending as even CFOs consider the possibilities of AI. A CFO is often at the core of all the vital data that a business collects or generates. From operation and production costs to profits, everything finds its way to the CFO's desk. Many of the CFO's functions are repetitive in nature. This repetitive nature of the work creates an unending potential for AI-backed tools. To better understand how AI helps CFOs to become more efficient, read on.
[vendor_logo_first]• Makes Operations Optimal
When a CFO has access to a lot of data from customers, as well as an AI-enabled solution to analyze the data with respect to pricing, he or she can have a very good view of customer and market behavior. In the age of digital commerce, the ability to study behavior and use predictive analytics is of immense value.
• Evaluations become more Accurate
Although CFOs are experts at uncovering insights from numbers, sometimes the evaluation can go a little off-target. These cannot be avoided, and these can only be minimized. But with AI, CFOs can make their assessments very accurate. The chances of missing out on any perspective become very low. Every asset can be studied with great depth, and its value can be derived.
• Detecting Scams becomes Easier
CFOs are also responsible for compliance issues. Thus, they always need to be on their toes to detect money laundering attempts. By using AI, CFOs can equip their computers to keep an eye on suspicious activities and set automated alerts.
These points are just at the tip of the iceberg that form the applications of AI. The deeper one digs, the more one realizes the kind of value that AI adds to a CFO's operations.
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