OVER DEZE AFLEVERING
In this episode of B-exec, James Cashmore and Brett Ruwoldt (Director of QMetrix), discuss the pitfalls of spreadsheet-based finance management. Brett has With 10 years working in finance roles before and over 18 years of experience building solutions in business intelligence.
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