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e-Book: Tech capabilities key to finance support of ESG reporting
Businesses confronting environmental, social, and governance (ESG) matters for the first time are finding value in engaging their finance and accounting (F&A) teams for support.
The problem? Those F&A teams are often already overburdened and not granted additional resources to tackle what’s quickly becoming a growing area of disclosure priority.
Harnessing technology to enable automation presents significant opportunities, according to a panel of accounting experts taking part in a webcast sponsored by BlackLine and moderated by Compliance Week.
In this e-Book you will learn:
- How F&A can lend legitimacy to ESG reporting efforts
- How technology can enhance the reporting process
- Where to start with automation
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