In fact, it may be when Microsoft stops trumpeting tablets that they will have truly arrived.Scott Leibs is editor of CFO IT magazine in Boston.
Uber just hired a CFO — it's first in years — a little more than a week ago.
So in this case, while $946,374 might not seem like a lot for a CFO, it's actually over 15percentt of his holdings.
While they obviously won't say it, it should be fairly clear what this shuffling is all about: it's not CFO, it's another three-letter acronym, IPO.
"The second problem we had was for the manager and CFO, it was another tool to deploy, and just doing it on top of Slack is much easier because you just need two minutes and everyone can use it".
It's becoming less rare for relatively early-stage startups to add a CFO it seems: What was once seen as a hire that would position a company for IPO is now being made simply to add a new level of financial and operational controls to help grow their business.
This technology is coming, and CFOs and IT leaders will be challenged sooner rather than later to explain their positions regarding its adoption.
The sale will "significantly strengthen" Nokia's financial position (thanks to the $7.2 billion cash injection) and is "clearly accretive to earnings" (as Microsoft becomes a HERE licensee, and adds some 32,000 Nokia employees to its payroll), was how Nokia's CFO put it on today's press call.
Given the recent increase in high-profile account hijackings of late — including that of Twitter's own CFO, Anthony Noto — it's likely that Twitter is hastily toiling away at its automated account-moderation tools.
