Aviso Achieves SOC II Type II Certification and Files 4 Additional Patents Across New Platform Innovations
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 23, 2020 /PRNewswire/ Aviso, the only AI Revenue Intelligence platform that closes the loop from predictive forecasting to turn-by-turn deal guidance, announced that it has filed 4 additional patents, successfully achieved the coveted SOCII Type II certification, and has launched several new innovations including in the areas of CRM sync, feature extraction, and path guidance. This momentum comes at the heels of a strong Q3 for Aviso, with additional funding, 4 patent filings in the third quarter, and key wins. Companies like Honeywell, Dell, Splunk, RingCentral, FireEye, and others use Aviso to drive revenue and 98%+ forecast accuracy, powered by Aviso s Auto Machine Learning enabled time-series data platform.
New White House guidance grants audit extension for COVID relief funds
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Some healthcare providers along with states, universities and other organizations are getting an extra three months to audit their COVID-19 relief aid.
The White House s Office of Management and Budget on Tuesday released guidance with instructions on how to audit money received under its COVID-19 relief distributions, including the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, or CARES Act. The rules extend the audit deadline, as many had anticipated. Health systems that received Provider Relief Fund grants had held off on auditing that money while they waited for specific rules.
Executives are modeling their company s revenue to grow by nearly 7%
However, the assumption is based on a successful rollout of vaccines to combat COVID-19
Just days into 2021, chief financial officers at hundreds of U.S. companies are bullish on the macro environment and expect their businesses to recover in the coming years, The Wall Street Journal reported.
CFO survey
Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business in conjunction with the Federal Reserve Banks of Atlanta and Richmond surveyed around 300 CFOs. On average, the finance bosses are modeling their individual company’s revenue to rise by 6.9% in 2020. This represents a notable uptick from a 2020 outlook of just a 0.3% revenue increase.
Alan M. West appointed as university assistant vice president and treasurer
UF recently selected Alan West, who currently oversees UF’s Division of Finance and Accounting, to serve in the newly created position of university treasurer. In this capacity, Alan will work closely with the senior vice president and chief financial officer’s offices on a wide range of treasury and finance related issues for the entire UF enterprise. Alan’s experience and familiarity with UF will benefit the university as he assumes this new leadership responsibility.
Alan has been with UF since 2006 and is currently the assistant vice president and university controller. He started with the UF Foundation in 2006 as an associate controller before being appointed to assistant vice president and controller in 2009. Alan joined the main campus as senior associate controller in 2013 managing the daily activities of the bursar and treasury areas of finance and accounting. He was promoted to his current r
Dec. 22, 2020 9:00 am ET
Chief financial officers at U.S. companies are optimistic the country’s economy as a whole and their businesses, in particular will recover in 2021 despite worries about potential tax rate changes and higher labor costs.
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Finance chiefs expect their companies’ revenue to rise by an average of 6.9% next year, up from a 0.3% increase forecast for 2020, according to a survey by Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business and the Federal Reserve Banks of Richmond and Atlanta. Wages, prices and employment levels also are forecast to increase, the survey of about 300 CFOs found.