The pandemic has forced many corporate financial organizations to postpone projects and plans into 2020 and instead act reactively. The crisis and its aftermath continue to have a major impact on the priorities of the finance function in 2021 and beyond. A current Hackett study shows how finance is reacting to the impact of the pandemic in the current financial year and which steps are being prioritized.
Source: Corporate Finance (DACH)
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