The cloud offers us many advantages in our daily lives, such as web banking, online shopping and a multitude of useful (and useless) apps on our phones. We often take the internet and cloud applications so much for granted that we forget what it was like before the cloud ran the technology we rely upon so heavily.
Yet many treasury professionals suffer without the cloud because they either still rely upon spreadsheets, or they have the misfortune of working with legacy technology that is installed somewhere in their organization's IT servers.
There is hope on the horizon, however. Your organization is already moving to the cloud. And the CIO wants treasury to be there, too.
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