Greg Bromberger: Treasury as Business Evangelist

Stepping out of its traditional role, Cisco's treasury put the company's TelePresence video meeting technology to work in a pilot project to keep finance staff off the road...

By staff Writer | January 01, 2011 at 07:00 PM

Stepping out of its traditional role, Cisco's treasury put the company's TelePresence video meeting technology to work in a pilot project to keep finance staff off the road, whacking 90% out of the department's travel budget. Treasury's use of the technology helped strengthen its banking relationships and let finance staff cross-train by enabling them to lead their teams while working in a different location, says assistant treasurer Greg Bromberger.

Treasury & Risk | October 28, 2010 | With Maureen Callahan

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