Aguilar, O. 2003. How strategic performance management is helping companies create business value. Strategic Finance (January): 44-49.

Alam, P., N. Meonske and M. A. Pearson. 2003. Financial reporting integrity: IMA members speak out. Strategic Finance (May): 41-45. (Mixed opinions related to whether firms should be allowed to provide auditing and consulting services to the same client company).

Albrecht, W. S. and D. J. Searcy. 2001. Top 10 reasons why fraud is increasing in the U.S. Strategic Finance (May): 58-61.

Albright, T., S. Davis and A. Hibbets. 2001. Tri-Cities community bank: A balanced scorecard case. Strategic Finance (October): 54-59.

Albright, T. L. 1999. Forest Hill Paper Company. Strategic Finance (December): 49-52. (The 2000 student case competition).

Aldhizer, G. R. III. and L. D. Turner. 2003. How to pick a consulting firm. Strategic Finance (March): 40-45.

Alger, M. 2003. Managing a business as a portfolio of customers to drive profit. Strategic Finance (June): 54-57. (Using intelligence software to focus on customers).

Allen, J. and P. Riemer. 2008. The CMA distinction for young professions. Strategic Finance (October): 16-18, 61.

Allen, M., C. Renner and D. English. 2004. Evaluating the corporate board. Strategic Finance (January): 37-43.

Allen, R. 2005. Less is more. Strategic Finance (June): 44-49. (Improving the closing process).

Allen, T. 2002. Are your products profitable? Strategic Finance (March): 32-37. (Establishing a methodology for tracking and managing product stock-keeping units, or SKUs, from a life-cycle profitability viewpoint, or SKU portfolio management - SPM).

Allen, T. 2008. The "secret sauce" that maximizes ROI for ERP. Strategic Finance (January): 32-37.

Alles, M., A. Kogan, M. Vasarhelyi and J. D. Warren Jr. 2006. Guarding the auditing guards. Strategic Finance (February): 30-35. (The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board should focus on preventing problems rather than catching them).

Alst, L. L. and J. Ledbetter. 2003. How U.S. companies can profit from drawback. Strategic Finance (November): 46-51. (Tax benefits related to imports that are incorporated into manufactured products and then exported).

Anderson, B., C. E. Davis, E. B. Davis and M. Twomey. 2004. How to create an activity management program that lasts. Strategic Finance (February): 40-45.

Anderson, S. 2002. T&E goes wireless. Strategic Finance (October): 24-27. (Expense reporting with PDAs).

Annala, C. and J. Howe. 2004. Trading solutions for lowering air pollution. Strategic Finance (September): 40-44. (Emissions trading markets add flexibility and risks).

Ansari, S., J. Bell and H. Lundblad. 2002. TransEuro Corporation: A management practices case. Strategic Finance (July): 52-57. (Student case competition - analyze this company's cost using ABM).

Archer, E. and R. Morgan. 2003. Cultivate finance talent from bottom to top. Strategic Finance (January): 30-33.

Armstrong, W. G. Jr. 1999. On the cusp. Strategic Finance (August): 26-33. (Discussion of IMA's new President, Bud Kulesza).

Arnesen, S. and J. Thompson. 2003. ERP merger mania. Strategic Finance (October): 30-36.

Arnesen, S. and J. Thompson. 2005. How to budget for enterprise software. Strategic Finance (January): 43-47.

Arnold, S. 2000. Risk managers. Strategic Finance (June): 60-64.

Avellanet, A. Wayne. 2003. Is what-you-see really what-you-got? Strategic Finance (September): 24-28. (Audit methodology).

Bagranoff, N. A. 1999. Select your next system with high-tech tools. Strategic Finance (May): 75-79. (Discussion of decision support software available from a variety of vendors including software related internet sites).

Bahnson, P. R. and P. B. W. Miller. 2004. It's time to get rid of LIFO conformity. Strategic Finance (June): 43-47.

Baitler, J. 2003. The power of effective procurement and strategic suppliers. Strategic Finance (August): 36-40.

Baker, W. M. 2006. What's your main technology concern? Strategic Finance (December): 48-55. (Survey).

Baker, W. M. and F. D. Roberts. 2006. Managing the costs of expatriation. Strategic Finance (May): 35-41.

Ball, S. 2006. Making the cost of quality practical. Strategic Finance (July): 34-41.

Ballou, B. and N. H. Godwin. 2007. Quality of "work life". Strategic Finance (October): 40-45.

Barber, R. L. and J. W. Brackner. 2000. Universities/colleges that supply the most certified management accountants (CMA). Strategic Finance (October): 87-88.

Barber, R. L. and J. W. Brackner. 2000. What schools supply the most CFM candidates? Strategic Finance (December): 79-80.

Barber, R. L. and J. W. Brackner. 2001. International interest in CMA is growing. Strategic Finance (September): 71-72.

Barlas, S. 2008. Just the beginning. Strategic Finance (November): 34-37. (Long term effects of the $700 billion bailout).

Barnet, M. J. 2000. Benchmarking at its best. Strategic Finance (December): 58-63. (Benchmarking on the internet).

Barrett, R. 2003. From fast close to fast forward. Strategic Finance (January): 24-29.

Barsky, N. P. 2001. Unleashing the value in the supply chain. Strategic Finance (January): 32-37.

Barsky, N. P. and A. H. Catanach Jr. 2001. Provide insight or face extinction. Strategic Finance (June): 50-53.

Barsky, N. P. and C. D. Flick. 1999. Look on the net! Strategic Finance (December): 26-29. (Some performance measurement web sites).

Barsky, N. P. and G. Marchant. 2000. The most valuable resource - Measuring and managing intellectual capital. Strategic Finance (February): 58-62.

Barsky, N. P. and S. F. Jablonsky. 2000. The digital CFO. Strategic Finance (June): 52-56. (Adapt or fall by the cyber wayside).

Baxendale, S. J. and F. Jama. 2003. What ERP can offer ABC. Strategic Finance (August): 54-57.

Baxendale, S. J. and V. Dornbusch. 2000. Activity-based costing for a hospice. Strategic Finance (March): 60-70.

Beams, J. D. 2004. Stock options: This time it's going to be different. Strategic Finance (November): 50-51.

Beard, D. F. 2007. Retaliation: Unlawful, unethical, or just to be expected? Strategic Finance (August): 32-38. (Protecting whistleblowers).

Beasley, M., A. Chen, K. Nunez and L. Wright. 2006. Working hand in hand: Balanced scorecards and enterprise risk management. Strategic Finance (March): 49-55.

Beasley, M., M. Bradford and D. Pagach. 2004. Outsourcing? At your own risk. Strategic Finance (July): 22-29. (The risks associated with outsourcing).

Beasley, M. S. and M. L. Frigo. 2007. Strategic risk management: Creating and protecting value. Strategic Finance (May): 24-31, 53.

Beasley, M. S., J. V. Carcello and D. R. Hermanson. 1999. Just say 'no'. Strategic Finance (May): 52-57. (The Committee of Sponsoring Organizations of the Treadway Commission or COSO study suggests control guidelines based on fraud cases).

Beck, C. 2007. Private companies cash in on "private" insurance. Strategic Finance (November): 44-48.

Bekefi, T. and M. J. Epstein. 2008. Measuring and managing social and political risk. Strategic Finance (February): 33-41.

Bekefi, T. and M. J. Epstein. 2008. Transforming social and environment risks into opportunities. Strategic Finance (March): 42-47.

Belasco, D. R. 2000. Team-up for success. Strategic Finance (May): 54-58, 60.

Bell, J. E. and S. L. Ansari. 2008. IMA student case competition: Academic advising at Bay State. Strategic Finance (September): 44-51.

Benedetti, C. 2000. 8 ways to protect your business. Strategic Finance (May): 76-80. (Defensive strategies for an economic downturn).

Beresford, D. R. and W. J. Ihlanfeldt. 1999. You can influence accounting standards. Strategic Finance (March): 52-56.

Bidner, L. N. and C. Crawford. 2002. Unabashed artful dodgers of the new economy. Strategic Finance (September): 52-57. (Related to earnings management and ethics).

Biggart, T. B. and J. W. Harden. 2001. New tax law benefits business. Strategic Finance (October): 46-50.

Bird, E. 2003. Cost-effective connectivity. Strategic Finance (April): 46-49. (Related to disaster recovery).

Blais, W. 2000. Personality types of controllers. Strategic Finance (June): 88-92.

Bley, D. 2004. Improving logistics. Strategic Finance (October): 38-41.

Bliley, L. M. 1999. Spending your ad dollars wisely. Strategic Finance (August): 52-55. (Four questions related to marketing strategy: What business are you in? What's your niche? Who are your customers? What's your competitive advantage? These questions provide the foundation of a new language of the big picture).

Blocher, E., B. Wong and C. T. McKittrick. 2002. Making bottom-up ABC work at Reichhold, Inc. Strategic Finance (April): 51-55.

Boedeker, R. R. 2007. A journey overseas. Strategic Finance (March): 22-29.

Boedeker, R. R. and S. B. Hughes. 2005. Best practices in finance: How Intel Finance uses business partnerships to supercharge results. Strategic Finance (October): 26-33.

Boer, G. and J. Ettlie. 1999. Target costing can boost your bottom line. Strategic Finance (July): 49-52.

Boona, B. 2000. Moving your business online. Strategic Finance (February): 28-32.

Bothwell, C. 2001. Beating the odds. Strategic Finance (February): 46-51. (Credit union uses teamwork to survive).

Boyle, R. D. 2002. Doing business with an application service provider. Strategic Finance (March): 24-28.

Boyles, J. 2008. Fair value accounting: Are you ready? Strategic Finance (August): 28-32.

Boze, K. M. 2005. New tires for my old jeep: Why I finally decided to get my CMA and CFM. Strategic Finance (October): 48-51.

Boze, K. M., D. Pingzhun and J. Yang. 2007. Offering the CMA exam in Chinese. Strategic Finance (March): 17-18, 61.

Bradford, M., T. Mayfield and C. Toney. 2001. Does ERP fit in a lean world? Strategic Finance (May): 28-34.

Bradford, M. and D. Roberts. 2001. Does your ERP system measure up? Strategic Finance (September): 30-34.

Bradford, M. and J. Brazel. 2007. Flirting with SOX 404. Strategic Finance (September): 48-53.

Brandon, D. , J. Briggs and J. M. Mueller. 2003. The mobile professional: Palm or pocket PC? Strategic Finance (October): 48-53.

Brenner, V. C. and W. K. Schroff. 2004. Reverse merger or IPO? Strategic Finance (May): 46-52.

Bressler, L. A. and M. S. Bressler. 2006. How entrepreneurs choose and use accounting information systems. Strategic Finance (June): 56-60. (Survey).

Brewer, P. 2002. Putting strategy into the balanced scorecard. Strategic Finance (January): 44-52. (Illustration of the value dynamics framework (VDF) used by Dell).

Brewer, P. C. 2008. Redefining management accounting. Strategic Finance (March): 26-34.

Brewer, P. C. and F. A. Kennedy. 2005. Creating a lean enterprise: The case of the Lebanon Gasket Company. Strategic Finance (September): 45-53. (IMA student case competition).

Brewer, P. C. and J. E. Eighme. 2005. Using six sigma to improve the finance function. Strategic Finance (May): 27-33.

Bromley, T. 2004. Creating a culture of peak performance. Strategic Finance (September): 34-39.

Brunetto, G. and N. L. Harris. 2001. Disaster recovery: How will your company survive? Strategic Finance (March): 57-61.

Buckoff, T. A. and B. K. P. Kramer. 2005. Using Excel to ferret out fraud. Strategic Finance (April): 46-49.

Burmeister, P. 2003. Breaking the code: What to present to venture capitalists. Strategic Finance (March): 36-39.

Busco, C., E. Giovannoni, A. Riccaboni, D. Franceschi and M. L. Frigo. 2007. Linking governance to strategy: The role of the finance organization. Strategic Finance (September): 22-28.

Busco, C., M. L. Frigo, E. Giovannoni, A. Riccaboni and R. W. Scapens. 2005. Beyond compliance: Why integrated governance matters today. Strategic Finance (August): 34-43.

Busco, C., M. L. Frigo, E. Giovannoni, A. Riccaboni and R. W. Scapens. 2006. Integrating global organizations through performance measurement systems. Strategic Finance (January): 30-35. (Related to growth and structure at GE and Nestle Waters).

Butler, M. 2003. IMA responds to the SEC. Strategic Finance (February): 35-37.

Caldwell, B. L. 2002. Blending policy and procedure with technology. Strategic Finance (February): 46-50.

Calnan, J. 2001. New role for CFOs in the financial services industry. Strategic Finance (October): 22-26.

Cameron, P. D. 2000. For good measure. Strategic Finance (July): 62-66. (Measuring the IT function).

Campbell, R. L., L. A. Owens-Jackson and D. R. Robinson. 2008. Fair value accounting from theory to practice. Strategic Finance (July): 31-37.

Carlson, N. F. 1999. Angels of Silicon Valley. Strategic Finance (October): 30-34. (Venture capital investments).

Carlson, N. F. 1999. Global risk management. Strategic Finance (August): 34-37.

Carlson, N. F. 1999. High-tech exec. Strategic Finance (September): 56, 58-59. (Related to software use).

Carlson, N. F. 2000. Developing business process patents and intellectual property. Strategic Finance (November): 64-68.

Castellani, D. J. 2000. ASPs: Changing information technology delivery. Strategic Finance (March): 34-37. (Outsourcing technology, e.g., e-mail and ERP, to application service providers).

Castelluccio, M. 1999. E-mail in real time. Strategic Finance (September): 34-37. (Instant messaging).

Castelluccio, M. 1999. Yes, you can take it with you. Strategic Finance (December): 58-63. (New mobile hardware).

Castelluccio, M. 2000. Can the enterprise run on free software? Strategic Finance (March): 50-55.

Castelluccio, M. 2000. Give away the store and get rich. Strategic Finance (April): 59-63. (Project management software).

Castelluccio, M. 2000. Taxes on the internet. Strategic Finance (May): 68-72, 74.

Castelluccio, M. 2001. Computing's Leonardo. Strategic Finance (July): 67-69. (Discussion of Ray Kurzweil inventions, e.g., a program called FatKat that helps search for good stock investments http://fatkat.com).

Castelluccio, M. 2001. Intellectual property online: A landmark case. Strategic Finance (February): 52-57. (Suit against Napster related to coping MP3 music files).

Castelluccio, M. 2001. Leonardo and Luddites. Strategic Finance (August): 67-69. (Discussion of Ray Kurzweil's predictions. See http://kurzweilai.net).

Cataldo, A. J. and L. N. Killough. 2003. Is your firm safe from cybersmear? Strategic Finance (January): 34-38.

Cathey, J. M. and C. E. Wiggins. 2002. Broadband: New speeds, new risks. Strategic Finance (March): 38-43.

Catt, S. E., D. S. Miller and N. M. Hindi. 2005. Don't misconstrue communication cues. Strategic Finance (June): 50-55.

Cecil, B. 2000. Shared services: Moving beyond success. Strategic Finance (April): 64-68. (Consolidating finance functions).

Cellini, G. L. 2000. Are you happy? Strategic Finance (June): 80-84, 86.

Cenker, W. J. and A. L. Nagy. 2004. Do audit charters need a reality check? Strategic Finance (January): 49-53.

Chen, Y. A., L. R. Ingraham and J. G. Jenkins. 2001. Creating value through e-commerce. Strategic Finance (January): 44-49.

Cheney, G. 1999. Cyberfraud and computer crime. Strategic Finance (November): 38-43.

Cheney, G. 1999. HR meets CFO in the techno-swirl: How technology has changed everything...and not enough. Strategic Finance (May): 38-41.

Cheney, G. 1999. Putting the web to good work. 1999. Strategic Finance (September): 50-53. (How 80 managers of a healthcare provider manage 1,500 rehabilitation facilities).

Cheney, G. 1999. T&E technology: Don't leave home without it. Strategic Finance (August): 70-75. (Controlling travel and entertainment expenses).

Cheney, G. 2000. Jobs in a red-hot market. Strategic Finance (June): 43-46, 48, 50.

Christ, M. H., K. L. Sedatole, K. L. Towry and M. A. Thomas. 2008. When formal controls undermine trust and cooperation. Strategic Finance (January): 38-44.

Churyk, T., C. Lee and B. D. Clinton. 2008. Can we detect fraud earlier? Strategic Finance (October): 50-54.

Ciccotello, C. S. 2002. The stock options accounting subterfuge. Strategic Finance (April): 37-41.

Cleary, B. 2008. How safe is your data? Strategic Finance (October): 32-37.

Clem, A. M. and C. G. Jeffrey. 2001. Is it time for a new accounting of R&D costs? Strategic Finance (August): 50-55.

Clikeman, P. M. 2004. Return of the socially conscious corporation. Strategic Finance (April): 22-27.

Clinton, B. D. 2007. Crisis! When will the accountancy profession finally recognize the value of management accountants? Strategic Finance (January): 24-30.

Clinton, B. D. and S. A. Webber. 2004. RCA at Clopay: Here's innovation in management accounting with resource consumption accounting. Strategic Finance (October): 20-26.

Cloud, R. J. 2000. Supply chain management: New role for finance professions. Strategic Finance (August): 28-32.

Coe, M. and J. Delaney. 2008. The impact of certifications on accounting education. Strategic Finance (July): 47-51.

Coffin, Z. 2001. The top 10 effects of XBRL. Strategic Finance (June): 64-67.

Coghlan, T. and T. von Mechow. 2004. Driving auto accident cost down. Strategic Finance (January): 44-48.

Colbert, J. L. 2007. Be prepared! Strategic Finance (April): 39-43. (Related to auditing and the AICPA's eight risk assessment standards).

Collard, J. M. 2002. Is your company at risk? Strategic Finance (July): 37-39. (Recognizing early warning signs, e.g., excessive employee turnover, ineffective communication and incentives, unclear goals, declining client relationships, lack of new business, creating products in search of markets, and inaccurate, untimely and inappropriate reports).

Collins, K. 2003. The CFO's wish list. Strategic Finance (April): 42-45. (Software for enterprise contract management of vendors).

Compton, T. R. 2002. Minimize waste with RAD. Strategic Finance (June): 50-53. (Rapid application development).

Connolly, H. A. 2000. Positioning your company for sale. Strategic Finance (February): 34-38.

Cooper, R. and R. Slamulder. 1999. Activity-based cost management system architecture - Part I. Strategic Finance (October): 12, 14.

Cooper, R. and R. Slagmulder. 1999. Activity-based cost management system architecture - Part II. Strategic Finance (December): 69-70.

Cooper, R. and R. Slagmulder. 2000. ABCM system architecture - Part III. Strategic Finance (February): 63-64.

Cooper, R. and R. Slagmulder, 2000. Activity-based budgeting - Part 1. Strategic Finance (September): 85-86.

Cooper, R. and R. Slagmulder, 2000. Activity-based budgeting - Part 2. Strategic Finance (October): 26, 28.

Copeland, T. 2001. The real-options approach to capital allocation. Strategic Finance (October): 33-37. ("Real-options analysis considers what NPV doesn't and can't: the value of flexibility." The value of a real option is influenced by six variables: The value of the underlying project, the exercise price/investment cost, the volatility of the underlying project's value, the time to maturity, the risk-free interest rate, and dividends).

Copeland, T. 2002. Want to create value? Strategic Finance (March): 48-54. (Expectations based management is a measure of financial performance based on the difference between actual and expected performance. The measurement is [Actual return on invested capital, or ROIC - expected return on invested capital x invested capital] - [Actual weighted average cost of capital, or WACC - expected weighted average cost of capital] + [ROIC - WACC] x [Actual invested capital - expected capital]. See page 53. Illustrations based on Sears vs. Wal-Mart, Chevron Corp, and Coca-Cola Company).

Corbett, T. 2006. Three-questions accounting. Strategic Finance (April): 48-55. (The theory of constraints).

Cormier, K. A. 1999. Netstorming: Website development strategies. Strategic Finance (May): 64-67.

Cory, S. N. and A. D. Pickard. 2008. 2 + 2 = ?  Strategic Finance (May): 48-52. (Help promote financial literacy).

Coughlan, J. W. 2002. The captive FASB? Strategic Finance (July): 40-43.

Cozad, M. A. 2005. Top 5 SOX best practices for small companies. Strategic Finance (October): 42-46.

Crafton, T. W. 2002. Do you really know your customers? Strategic Finance (October): 55-57. (Using customer relationship software).

Craig, B. and A. Smith. 2003. The art of earnouts. Strategic Finance (June): 44-47. (A merger and acquisition strategy where the buyer agrees to pay part of the acquisition up front).

Crawford, W, B. K. Klamm and M. W. Watson. 2007. Surviving three SOX opinions. Strategic Finance (May): 46-53. (Helping small companies plan their SOX compliance).

Cullen, B. 2001. E-recruiting is driving HR systems integration. Strategic Finance (July): 22-26.

Cunningham, G. 1999. Contract professionals to the rescue. Strategic Finance (June): 72-75.

Cutis, H. L. and R. J. Alphonso. 2000. Pros & cons of ASPs. Strategic Finance (September): 34-38. (Application service providers).

Cveykus, R. and E. Carter. 2006. Fix the process, not the people. Strategic Finance (July): 26-33. (Applying the "lean sigma" formula and kaizen to accounts payable).

Dalton, D. 1999. Is e-business for you? Strategic Finance (March): 74-77.

Damitio, J. W. and R. S. Schmidgall. 2007. What accounting skills do managers value? Strategic Finance (October): 52-53.

David, J. S. and P. J. Steinbart. 1999. Drowning in data. Strategic Finance (December): 30-34. (Related to setting up and maintaining a data warehouse).

Davis, C. E., C. Clements and W. P. Keuer. 2003. Web-based reporting: A vision for the future. Strategic Finance (September): 44-49.

Davis, D. S. 2004. Managing for the next quarter (century). Strategic Finance (January): 32-36. (Six key growth principles).

Dawson, J. D. 2003. Attention, shoppers. Strategic Finance (December): 52-55. (Related to mergers and acquisitions).

Debreceny, R. and G. L. Gray. 2004. Grab your picks and shovels! There's gold in your data. Strategic Finance (January): 24-28.

Deeble, G. C. 1999. Leading the way. Strategic Finance (June): 67-70.

Deines, D. and E. Valentine. 2007. A career-neutral accounting curriculum? Strategic Finance (January): 31-39.

Delves, D. 2001. Underwater stock options. Strategic Finance (December): 26-32.

Delves, D. 2002. Trend or foe? Strategic Finance (December): 36-41. (Discussion of stock options pricing models and related issues).

Depree, C. M. Jr. and R. K. Jude. 2006. Who's reading your office e-mail? Strategic Finance (April): 44-47.

Deshmukh, S., K. M. Howe and C. Luft. 2002. Deducting the options expense - "Much ado about nothing". Strategic Finance (October): 40-44.

Deshmukh, S., K. M. Howe and C. Luft. 2004. Stock options expensing and corporate governance. Strategic Finance (July): 41-44.

De Vriend, G. K., P. A. Von der Heide and J. C. Steigstra. 2000. What are we worth? Strategic Finance (March): 56-60, 62. (Describes a method referred to as the consumer value measurement framework used to analyze marketing costs).

Diehl, K. 2005. Easing the pain during financial restatements. Strategic Finance (November): 48-53.

Diehl, K. 2005. Financial restatements: Causes, consequences, and corrections. Strategic Finance (September): 34-39.

Dillon, G. J., R. N. McMichael and M. J. Sandelich. 2001. Derivatives accounting compliance cost us $100,000 and 1,200 hours. Strategic Finance (October): 51-53.

Divine, K. 2006. Drive better customer service with interactive invoicing. Strategic Finance (February): 44-49.

Dover, C. 2004. How dashboards can change your culture. Strategic Finance (October): 42-48.

Downing, B. D. and A. Spanyi. 2007. Toward compliant performance. Strategic Finance (December): 26-32. (Five steps to business process management for compliance: Modeling current processes, analyzing process improvement opportunities, designing improved processes and controls, developing process priorities, and implementing the improved process).

Dreibelbis, B. 2002. Training: Time to learn or time to run? Strategic Finance (January): 34-37.

Drtina, R. 1999. No joke - Performance measures can deliver. Strategic Finance (August): 46-50.

Duncan, J. R. and M. Nixon. 1999. From watchdog to consultant. Strategic Finance (April): 42-47. (Internal auditors at KFC).

Dunn, E. 2007. Virtues in conflict. Strategic Finance (July): 54-55.

Dutta, S. and R. A. Lawson. 2007. Boosting management accounting's stature on campus. Strategic Finance (December): 42-47.

Dzinkowski, R. 1999. Mining intellectual capital. Strategic Finance (October): 42-46.

Dzinkowski, R. 2000. Lessons from a Swiss bank. Strategic Finance (January): 29-33. (Risk management).

Dzinkowski, R. 2001. Financial uncertainty. Strategic Finance (November): 24-27.

Dzinkowski, R. 2001. Fiscally fit. Strategic Finance (July): 35-39.

Dzinkowski, R. 2001. Lynn Atchison: Creating new revenue streams at Hoover's online. Strategic Finance (January): 38-42.

Dzinkowski, R. 2001. McDonald's Europe. Strategic Finance (May): 24-27.

Dzinkowski, R. 2003. Gartner's O'Connell: Be a business partner first. Strategic Finance (September): 34-37.

Dzinkowski, R. 2003. Kevin Conway on the EU/U.S. export subsidy debate. Strategic Finance (November): 3640.

Dzinkowski, R. 2003. Robert Mundell on economic recovery. Strategic Finance (May): 24-28.

Dzinkowski, R. 2004. Keeping pace with SOX 404: Internal control certification at Guidant Corporation. Strategic Finance (September): 46-50.

Dzinkowski, R. 2004. Surviving Sarbanes-Oxley and other accounting issues. Strategic Finance (February): 32-36.

Dzinkowski, R. 2004. The economics of corporate profitability. Strategic Finance (December): 36-39.

Dzinkowski, R. 2005. A year of firsts. Strategic Finance (February): 50-53. (New challenges for CFOs).

Dzinkowski, R. 2005. Global economic impacts on strategic financial management. Strategic Finance (December): 36-40.

Dzinkowski, R. 2005. The global CFO. Strategic Finance (January): 33-35.

Dzinkowski, R. 2006. A view from the top. Strategic Finance (November): 40-43.

Dzinkowski, R. 2006. Closing Pandora's box. Strategic Finance (July): 51-53. (Related to the cost of complying with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act).

Dzinkowski, R. 2006. Global risk management in a turbulent world. Strategic Finance (May): 42-45.

Dzinkowski, R. 2006. The road to simplicity. Strategic Finance (February): 41-43. (Related to the FEI conference).

Dzinkowski, R. 2006. Together of apart? Strategic Finance (October): 36-40. (Related to international standards).

Dzinkowski R. 2007. Convergence or conversion? Let's be clear. Strategic Finance (December): 33-35. (Related to global accounting standards).

Dzinkowski, R. 2007. Saving the environment. Strategic Finance (July): 50-53.

Dzinkowski, R. 2007. Saying goodbye to U.S. GAAP. Strategic Finance (June): 46-49.

Dzinkowski, R. 2007. What's keeping corporate controllers up at night? Strategic Finance (February): 34-38.

Dzinkowski, R. 2007. What will the changes bring? Strategic Finance (May): 42-45. (Interview with Laura Phillips, deputy chief Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) auditor on changes in AS2).

Dzinkowski, R. 2008. IFRS for all. Strategic Finance (April): 30-33.

Dzinkowski, R. 2008. IFRS in America - When? Strategic Finance (September): 40-43.

Dzinkowski, R. 2008. Managing the finance function. Strategic Finance (February): 50-53.

Dzinkowski, R. 2008. The coming of XBRL now? Strategic Finance (July): 38-41.

Dzinkowski, R. 2008. Weathering economic storms. Strategic Finance (June): 50-54.

Eechambadi, N. V. 2005. Unraveling the marketing mystique. Strategic Finance (July): 41-47.

Einhorn, W. 2002. Are you having a credit crisis? Strategic Finance (July): 28-31.

Enthoven, A. J. H. 1999. Russia's accounting moves west. Strategic Finance (July): 32-37.

Epstein, M. J. 2000. Organizing your business for the internet evolution. Strategic Finance (July): 56-60.

Epstein, M. J. 2005. Implementing successful e-commerce initiatives. Strategic Finance (March): 22-29.

Epstein, M. J. 2008. Implementing corporate sustainability: Measuring and managing social and environmental impacts. Strategic Finance (January): 24-31. (A corporate sustainability model).

Epstein, M. J. and A. Rejc. 2005. How to measure and improve the value of IT. Strategic Finance (October): 34-41.

Epstein, M. J. and K. G. Palepu. 1999. What financial analysts want. Strategic Finance (April): 48-52. (Survey).

Epstein, M. J. and M. Roy. 2004. How does your board rate? Strategic Finance (February): 24-31.

Equipment Leasing Association and J. B. Froberg (ed.) 1999. Understanding leases. Strategic Finance (November): 61-65.

Eshelman, R. G., P. E. Juras and C. T. Taylor. 2001. When small companies implement big systems. Strategic Finance (February): 28-33.

Ewer, S. R. 2004. A roundtrip ticket to trouble. Strategic Finance (April): 46-57. (Related to SEC rules on roundtrip transactions).

Farris, J. 1999. Find a job on the internet. Strategic Finance (June): 62-65.

Felo, A. J., D. P. Mahoney and S. A. Solieri. 2002. New accountability for corporate audit committees. Strategic Finance (May): 52-56.

Finch, C. 2007. Why project accounting? Strategic Finance (November): 24-29. (Time-tracking for per-person, per-project financial estimates).

Fink, R. L., J. W. Gillett and G. Grezeskiewicz. 2007. Will RFID change inventory assumptions? Strategic Finance (October): 34-39. (Using radio frequency identification technology to track goods throughout the supply chain).

Fitzgerald, T. and J. Collins. 2006. The CFO as predictor of corporate performance. Strategic Finance (September): 40-46.

Fletcher, L. B., L. S. Hamilton and L. T. Denton. 1999. Exporting the right way. Strategic Finance (July): 26-30.

Foran, N. J. 1999. Welcome to the IRS: How can I help you? Strategic Finance (December): 20-24. (The new kinder IRS).

Fordham, D. R. 2001. Forecasting technology trends. Strategic Finance (September): 50-54.

Fordham, D. R. 2008. How strong are your passwords? Strategic Finance (May): 42-47.

Fordham, D. R., D. A. Riordan and M. P. Riordan. 2002. Business intelligence: How accountants bring value to the marketing function. Strategic Finance (May): 24-29.

Foy, N. 2004. They love me, they love me not. Strategic Finance (February): 50-53.

Foy, N. F. 2000. Sexual harassment can threaten your bottom line. Strategic Finance (August): 56-61.

Frank, K. E. 2001. Making sense of spin-offs, tracking stock, and equity carve-outs. Strategic Finance (December): 38-43.

Frank, K. E. and D. Charron. 2002. Protecting information on laptops, PDAs and cell phones. Strategic Finance (January): 24-29.

Fraser, B. W. 2003. Managing risk proactively. Strategic Finance (April): 36-40.

Freestone, A. 2000. Reneee Hornbaker: Integrating companies for success. Strategic Finance (October): 42-47. (Guidelines for mergers and acquisitions).

Friedl, G., H. Kupper and B. Pedell. 2005. Relevance added: Combining ABC with German cost accounting. Strategic Finance (June): 56-61.

Frigo, M. L. 2008. Return driven: Lessons from high-performance companies. Strategic Finance (July): 24-30.

Frigo, M. L. 2008. When strategy and ERM meet. Strategic Finance (January): 45-49.

Frigo, M. L. and H. A. Kos. 1999. Navistar's dream team. Strategic Finance (August): 38-45. (Project leaders, teams and ABM).

Frigo, M. L. and K. R. Krumwiede. 2000. The balanced scorecard. Strategic Finance (January): 50-54.

Fuhrman, A. 2002. Your e-banking future. Strategic Finance (April): 24-29.

Fulkerson, C. L., M. A. Gonsoulin and D. B. Walz. 2002. Database security. Strategic Finance (December): 48-53.

Gahagan, J. 2003. Reaching for financial success. Strategic Finance (November): 28-30, 32. (Integrating planning and budgeting with ERP systems).

Ganung, J. 2001. Using an interim financial controller to grow your business. Strategic Finance (July): 46-50.

Garbinski, F. 2006. When SOX meets lean. Strategic Finance (December): 26-33.

Garcia-Linares, M. A. 1999. A watchful eye. Strategic Finance (April): 69-71. (Training for finance staff to prevent legal suits).

Garg, A., D. Ghosh, J. Hudick and C. Nowacki. 2003. Roles and practices in management accounting today. Strategic Finance (July): 30-35. (Survey of IMA members).

Gavin, T. A. and P. Dileepan. 2002. Stress!! Analyzing the culprits and prescribing a cure. Strategic Finance (November): 50-55.

Gebler, D. 2006. Creating an ethical culture. Strategic Finance (May): 28-34.

Geishecker, L. 1999. ERP vs. best-of-breed. Strategic Finance (March): 62-64, 66-67.

Germain, C. J. 2000. Balance your project. Strategic Finance (May): 46-52.

Giannacopoulos, P. 2002. Paranoia is good. Strategic Finance (February): 26-29. (Disaster recovery for small and mid-sized companies).

Girard, B. 2002. Is there an ESOP in your company's future? Strategic Finance (May): 48-51. (Employee stock ownership plans).

Gnatovich, R. 2007. Making a case for business analytics. Strategic Finance (February): 46-51.

Goodman, E. A. 2003. Before you invest in venture capital. Strategic Finance (December): 20-23.

Gopalakrishnan, M., J. Samuels and D. Swenson. 2007. Target costing at a consumer products company. Strategic Finance (December): 36-41.

Gordon, S. and P. Mulligan. 2002. Delivering personal financial services electronically. Strategic Finance (June): 44-49.

Gorman, J. F. and J. M. Hargadon. 2000. Mutual fund accounting. Strategic Finance (April): 48-53.

Grant, C. T. and G. H. Grant. 2008. Can regulations curb excessive executive pay? Strategic Finance (September): 31-39.

Green, M., J. Garrity and A. Gumbus. 2002. Pitney Bowes calls for new metrics. Strategic Finance (May):  30-35. (Balanced scorecard).

Greenberg, P. S. and R. H. Greenberg. 2006. Who needs budgets? You do. Strategic Finance (August): 40-45.

Greenwood, T., M. Bradford and B. Greene. 2002. Becoming a lean enterprise: A tale of two firms. Strategic Finance (November): 32-39. (An oral surgeon and aircraft manufacturer become lean. Includes a list and some discussion of 13 basic lean tools: 5s, setup reduction, production to takt time, standard work, pull systems, method sheets, mistake proofing, flow production cell design, point-of-use material storage, visual controls, cross-training, total productive maintenance, and quality assurance - Table 1, p. 35).

Greer, J. A., T. E. Buttross and G. Schmelzle. 2002. Using telecommuting to improve the bottom line. Strategic Finance (April): 46-50. 

Gumbus, A. and B. Lyons. 2002. The balanced scorecard at Philips Electronics. Strategic Finance (November): 45-49.

Gumbas, A. and S. D. Johnson. 2003. The balanced scorecard at Futura Industries. Strategic Finance (July): 36-41.

Gumbus, A., B. Lyons and D. E. Bellhouse. 2002. Journey to destination 2005. Strategic Finance (August):  46-50. (Bridgeport Hospital uses a balanced scorecard).

Gupta, P., C. Linthicum and T. G. Noland. 2007. The road to IFRS. Strategic Finance (September): 29-33. (Will U.S. companies be able to report under international financial reporting standards).

Gupta, P. P. and J. C. Thomson. 2006. Use of COSO 1992 in management reporting on internal control. Strategic Finance (September): 26-33.

Hadley, S. 2004. Making the supply chain management business case. Strategic Finance (April): 28-34.

Hadley, S. W. 2004. A modern view of inventory. Strategic Finance (July): 30-35.

Hadley, S. W. 2004. Safety inventory analysis: Why and how? Strategic Finance (September): 26-33.

Hamilton, B. 2003. How to be a top strategic advisor. Strategic Finance (June): 41-43.

Hangstefer, J. B. 2000. Revenue margin: A better way to measure company growth. Strategic Finance (July): 40-44.

Hanna, G. 2005. How to take a computer disaster in stride. Strategic Finance (January): 49-52.

Hanna, G. 2005. Preventing computer fraud. Strategic Finance (March): 30-35.

Hanno, D. M. and T. A. Hughes. 1999. Defending your dollars. Strategic Finance (August): 56-60. (Developing defensive strategies and controls to prevent employee theft).

Hannon, N. 2001. XBRL will spread quickly. Strategic Finance (June): 68-73. (Includes vendor list).

Hannon, N. and G. Trevithick. 2006. Making clean deposits. Strategic Finance (February): 24-29. (FDIC uses XBRL to streamline the regulatory data collection process for banks).

Harborne, R. 1999. Power planning. Strategic Finance (October): 47-53.

Hargadon, J. M. and L. R. Fuller. 2007. Take two! Strategic Finance (April): 48-54. (Refers to taking both CMA and CPA exams). 

Harrison, D. S. 2003. Business valuation made simple: It's all about cash. Strategic Finance (February): 44-48.

Harshbarger, C. 2003. You're out! Strategic Finance (May): 46-49. (What to do if you lose your job).

Hart, J. 2000. Matthias Waehren: Transforming finance at Roche-Nutley. Strategic Finance (September): 46-51.

Haskins, M. 2002. Instant insight. Strategic Finance (September): 42-47. (Analytic tools referred to as Delta Factor reference tables provide help with what-if scenarios and industry comparisons).

Haseqawa, M., T. Sakata, N. Sambuichi and N. Hannon. 2004. Breathing new life into old systems. Strategic Finance (February): 46-51. (New XBRL-GL technology).

Haywood, M. E. and D. E. Wygal. 2004. Corporate greed vs. IMA's ethics code. Strategic Finance (November): 44-49.

Heitger, D. L. 2008. Integrating governance, risk, and reporting to create long-term value. Strategic Finance (May): 36-41.

Hendrickson, J. and P. E. Juras. 2000. Silver Lining Portrait Studios, Inc.: An exploration of environmental accounting. Strategic Finance (October): 77-81.

Hermanson, D. R., D. M. Ivancevich and S. H. Ivancevich. 2008. Tone at the top: Insights from section 404. Strategic Finance (November): 38-45. (Section 404 is the Sarbanes-Oxley requirement for an auditor to express an opinion on its client's internal control over financial reporting).

Herrmann, K. 1999. A better mousetrap. Strategic Finance (May): 58-62. (Some lessons on product development).

Hickman, T. 2002. How to stay connected. Strategic Finance (September): 32-35. (Grant Thornton's backup plan).

Hill, D. 2000. Cooperation or competition? Strategic Finance (February): 52-57. (Counterproductive performance measures at branch banks and what to do about them. Recommendation: Base employee rewards on overall company results, ensure that all employees participate in the reward system, and provide feedback that reaches all employees. Result: cooperation and teamwork).

Hill, N. T. and K. T. Stevens. 2001. Structuring compensation to achieve better financial results. Strategic Finance (March): 48-51. (Related to CEO incentive pay).

Hill, N. T. and K. T. Stevens. 2002. Showing employees the value of their stock options. Strategic Finance (March): 44-47.

Hodowanitz, J. and S. A. Solieri. 2005. Guarding the guardians. Strategic Finance (August): 46-53. (Controversy related to the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board created by Sarbanes-Oxley).

Holbrook, K. 2004. Adding value with analytics. Strategic Finance (November): 40-43. (Analytics software for financial managers).

Holland, D. and G. Sparke. 2008. Business & IT alignment: Then & now, a striking improvement. Strategic Finance (April): 42-49.

Holland, W. and G. Skarke. 2001. Is your IT system VESTed? Strategic Finance (December): 34-37.

Hollenbreck, H. R. 2000. Achieving excellence. Strategic Finance (August): 40-44, 46. (How a controller's team reengineered themselves).

Holmes, L. E. and A. B. Hendricks. Is TOC for you? Strategic Finance (April): 50-53.

Holtzman, M. P., R. Fonfeder and J. K. Yun. 2003. Goodbye "pro forma earnings. Strategic Finance (November): 33-35. (SEC rules).

Hope, J. and R. Frazer. 2000. Beyond budgeting. Strategic Finance (October): 30-35.

Hope, O. 2003. Provocative pension accounting. Strategic Finance (August): 41-43.

Hrisak, D. M. 1999. Millions move to the home office. Strategic Finance (December): 54-57.

Hrisak, D. M. 2001. Global challenges call for more CMAs and CFMs. Strategic Finance (June): 44-49.

Hughes, S. B. and R. A. Taylor. 2004. Heartland Furniture Company: Adapting to change. Strategic Finance (July): 46-51. (IMA case competition to develop a strategic plan to revive this 3 plant company).

Hunter, S. 2008. Ethics: The framework for success. Strategic Finance (April): 50-53.

Hurt, R. L. 2006. We don't have ethics here...or do we? Strategic Finance (March): 16 & 18.

Hurt, S. 2003. Why automate payables and receivables? Strategic Finance (April): 33-35.

Institute of Management Accountants. 1999. Accountants on call & the IMA name financial executives of the year. Strategic Finance (July): 24-25, 67.

Institute of Management Accountants. 1999. Software guide. Strategic Finance (September): 54-55.

Institute of Management Accountants. 2000. Accountants on call and the IMA recognize the financial executives of the year. Strategic Finance (August): 53-55.

Institute of Management Accountants. 2000. How to resign gracefully. Strategic Finance (March): 46-48.

Institute of Management Accountants. 2001. Accountants on call and IMA recognize the financial executives of the year. Strategic Finance (August): 61-63.

Institute of Management Accountants. 2003. Robert Half and IMA recognize the financial executives of the year. Strategic Finance (October): 24-29.

Institute of Management Accountants. 2004. Financial executive of the year. Strategic Finance (December): 22-27.

Institute of Management Accountants. 2005. Financial executive of the year. Strategic Finance (December): 24-29.

Institute of Management Accountants. 2006. Claiming your courage. Strategic Finance (October): 41-47.

Institute of Management Accountants. 2006. Financial executive of the year. Strategic Finance (October): 24-29.

Institute of Management Accountants. 2006. IMA reborn: Executing the strategy. Strategic Finance (January): 26-29.

Institute of Management Accountants. 2008. Draft statement on management accounting: Definition of management accounting and management accountants. Strategic Finance (August): 48-51.

Iverson, G. 2004. Does your company need a workout? Strategic Finance (September): 51-53. (Steps to the workout process for reorganization and avoiding Chapter 11).

Jablonsky, S. F. and N. P. Barsky. 1999. Business advocates and corporate cops: Core values from fad to fact. Strategic Finance (November): 50-54.

Jamison, C. 2007. Struggling to survive. Strategic Finance (April): 26-31. (CFOs in the hot seat).

Jarzynski, B. 2001. Thriving on uncertainty with an MPC system. Strategic Finance (July): 60-63. (Nine rules for management planning and control systems).

Jeffery, S. 1999. The power of B2B e-commerce. Strategic Finance (September): 22-26.

Jehle, K. 1999. Budgeting as a competitive advantage. Strategic Finance (October): 54-57.

Jermakowicz, E. K. and S. Gornik-Tomaszewski. 2006. IFRS and you. Strategic Finance (March): 42-48. (Converging international financial reporting standards with GAAP).

Johnson, R. E. 2005. Health and productivity programs: The business case. Strategic Finance (March): 46-53, 67.

Johnsson, M. 2002. The changing role of the CFO. Strategic Finance (June): 54-57, 67.

Johnson, R. E. and P. G. Johnson. 2003. Are H&P programs for you? Strategic Finance (December): 39-45. (Healthcare and productivity programs).

Joy, D., S. C. Del Vecchio, B. D. Clinton and J. C. Young. 2003. Timing is everything. Strategic Finance (December): 25-29. (Tax benefits when disposing of capital assets).

Jude, R. K. and C. M. Depree Jr. 1999. Managing under the disabilities act. Strategic Finance (July): 54-58. (Equal Employment Opportunity Commission guidelines).

Juras, P. E., D. R. Martin and G. R. Aldhizer III. 2007. Adapting six sigma to help tame the SOX 404 compliance beast. Strategic Finance (March): 36-41.

Jurinski, J. and E. Lippman. 1999. Preventing financial fraud. Strategic Finance (April): 64-67. (New audit guidelines).

Kaiser, T. G. 2000. Strategic risk financing. Strategic Finance (July): 34-38.

Kaplan, R. S. and D. P. Norton. 2004. Strategy maps: They show you how to describe, measure, and align your intangible assets to achieve superior performance and become more profitable. Strategic Finance (March): 26-35.

Kaplan, R. S. and D. P. Norton. 2005. The office of strategy management. Strategic Finance (October): 8, 10, 59-60.

Kashmeri, S. A. 2001. EURO conversion: Chaos for North American companies? Strategic Finance (September): 38-42.

Kaskinen, J. 2007. Creating a best-in-class KPI program. Strategic Finance (October): 29-33. (Key performance indicators).

Kaskinen, J. 2007. Seeking best practices in accountants payable. Strategic Finance (March): 46-51.

Katz, R. M. 2006. Positive confrontation? Strategic Finance (February): 36-40.

Kay, M. 2006. The BPM convergence. Strategic Finance (September): 51-55. (Related to the convergence of balanced scorecard and OLAP).

Kearney, T. 2000. Why outsourcing is in. Strategic Finance (January): 34-38.

Keenan, R. M. 2003. Check your D&O insurance. Strategic Finance (May): 36-40. (Related to the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and directors' and officers' insurance).

Keller, E. 2006. The last mile of finance. Strategic Finance (March): 26-33. (The integrated financial close).

Kennedy, F. A. and P. C. Brewer. 2005. Lean accounting: What's it all about? Strategic Finance (November): 26-34.

Kennedy, F., L. Owens-Jackson, L. Burney and M. Schoon. 2007. How do your measurements stack up to lean? Strategic Finance (May): 32-41. (See note on Lean Accounting).

Kennedy, M. E. 2004. Using customer relationship management to increase profits. Strategic Finance (February): 36-42.

Kerrigan, M. P. 2001. Do your employees understand stock options? Strategic Finance (May): 52-56.

Keys, D. E. and A. van der Merwe. 2002. Gaining effective organizational control with RCA. Strategic Finance (May): 41-47. (Summary).

Kimes, J. D. 2004. How to deal with criticism more effectively. Strategic Finance (December): 46-49. 

King, A. M. 1999. What is the value of your website? Strategic Finance (March): 48-51.

King, A. M. 2000. Valuing red-hot internet stocks. Strategic Finance (April): 28-32, 34.

King, A. M. 2001. Applying new M&A accounting rules. Strategic Finance (November): 33-36. (The pooling-of-interest method is out, the purchase method is in).

King, A. M. 2001. Warning: Use of EBITDA may be dangerous to your career. Strategic Finance (September): 35-37.

King, A. M. 2001. Applying new M&A accounting rules. Strategic Finance (November): 33-36. (The pooling-of-interest method is out, the purchase method is in).

King, A. M. 2001. Warning: Use of EBITDA may be dangerous to your career. Strategic Finance (September): 35-37.

King, A. M. 2002. Accounting for customer relationships in mergers and acquisitions. Strategic Finance (February): 36-40.

King, A. M. 2002. Enron: An affront to financial managers. Strategic Finance (July): 32-36.

King, A. M. 2003. Fair value accounting: Its time has come and gone. Strategic Finance (September): 54-57.

King, A. M. 2004. Go figure. Strategic Finance (July): 36-40. (Methods of valuing long-lived assets. Quoted market prices vs. value-in-use prices).

King, A. M. 2005. Do you know where your financial assets are? Strategic Finance (February): 24-29.

King, A. M. 2005. Suzie's sweater: The new paradigm in accounting. Strategic Finance (August): 44-45. (The revenue recognition problem compared to the purchase of a sweater).

King, A. M. and S. Parrish. 2002. Stock options: Options can be valued. Strategic Finance (October): 50-54.

King, A. M. and J. M. Henry. 1999. Valuing intangible assets through appraisals. Strategic Finance (November): 32-37.

King, A. M. and N. Kelly. 2000. Merger accounting magic may disappear. Strategic Finance (January): 39-43.

Kirk, C. 2001. Should you outsource your business processes? Strategic Finance (January): 26-31.

Klamm, B. K. and M. L. Weidenmier. 2005. ERP lockup: Planning successful data jailbreaks. Strategic Finance (July): 49-53. (Steps for unlocking the data in ERP systems to generate custom reports: 1. Understand your business processes and activities, 2. Link business processes to transaction cycles, 3. Link ERP window screens to modules and tables, and 4. Plan your report).

Kovar, S. E. and E. G. Mauldin. 2007. Consulting the consultants - Using external services strategically. Strategic Finance (November): 30-37.

Krumwiede, K. and A. Suessmair. 2007. Getting down to specifics on RCA. Strategic Finance (June): 50-55. (Survey).

Krumwiede, K. R. 2005. Rewards and realities of German cost accounting. Strategic Finance (April): 26-34. (Survey).

Krumwiede, K. R. and S. L. Charles. 2006. Finding the right mix. Strategic Finance (April): 37-43. (Survey).

Krumwiede, K. R. and W. G. Jordan. 2000. Reaping the promise of enterprise resource systems. Strategic Finance (October): 49-52.

Krumwiede, K. R., M. R. Swain and K. D. Stocks. 2003. 10 ways e-business reduce costs. Strategic Finance (July): 24-29.

Krumwiede, T. 2008. Why historical cost accounting makes sense. Strategic Finance (August): 33-39.

Kuehn, K. 2008. Seven habits of strategic CFOs. Strategic Finance (September): 26-30.

Kuhn, D. M. and D. E. Stout. 2004. Reducing your workforce: What you don't know can hurt you. Strategic Finance (May): 40-45.

Kumaraguruparan, C. 2000. A million saved is a million earned: "ERS" saves time and money. Strategic Finance (September): 68-73. (Evaluated receipts settlement).

Kunes, T. P. 2001. A green and lean workplace? Strategic Finance (February): 70-73, 83.

Kunin, P. 2006. When knowledge isn't power: Why CFOs and controllers complain about their jobs. Strategic Finance (July): 54-57.

Kuyk, B. V. 2001. Centralizing financial operations. Strategic Finance (November): 28-32.

Kyles, D. 2005. Managing your multigenerational workforce. Strategic Finance (December): 52-55.

Lack, J. 2000. Banking goes virtual. Strategic Finance (April): 36-39.

Lam, M., M. Carver and D. Miller. 2008. Implementing a target budget for Prattville, Alabama. Strategic Finance (October): 38-43.

Lamberton, B., P. H. Mihalek and C. S. Smith. 2005. The tone at the top and ethical conduct connection. Strategic Finance (March): 36-39.

Lander, R. N. 2001. Managing customer deductions. Strategic Finance (November): 38-41.

Langer, S. 2000. Factors affecting CFO compensation. Strategic Finance (March): 38-42, 44.

Larson, L. L., R. K. Larson and J. Greenlee. 2003. Privacy protection on the internet. Strategic Finance (June): 48-53. (Problems for companies related to the European Union's privacy directive).

Latimer, M. F. 2001. Linking strategy-based costing and innovation-based budgeting. Strategic Finance (March): 38-42.

Lavery, R. 2001. Does application hosting make sense for you? Strategic Finance (September): 44-49.

Lavery, R. 2001. The ABCs of ASPs. Strategic Finance (May): 47-51.

Lawson, R., W. Stratton and T. Hatch. 2006. Scorecarding goes global. Strategic Finance (March): 35-41. (Survey).

Lawson, R. A. 2007. Creating a BMP center of excellence. Strategic Finance (September): 34-39. (Business performance management).

Lehman, M. W. and C. M. Lehman. 2001. On with the show! Strategic Finance (September): 56-61. (Related to making presentations).

Leitner, P. 2005. Measure twice, cut once: Creating and measuring value in the private firm. Strategic Finance (September): 26-32. (Valuation of a private firm).

Leitner, P. J. 2006. The fallacy of safe harbors: Managing for value in the private firm. Strategic Finance (April): 30-36.

Lenhart, N. 2006. Turning personal adversity into a business. Strategic Finance (November): 44-49.

LeRouge, C. 1999. Managing by projects. Strategic Finance (November): 68-80.

LeRouge, C. 2000. 21st century technology issues. Strategic Finance (January): 55-60.

LeRouge, C. 2000. From brick to clicks: How to lay the foundations. Strategic Finance (December): 26-33, 36. (Launching a successful e-commerce initiative).

LeRouge, C. and A. Picard. 2000. A blueprint for bricks and clicks. Strategic Finance (November): 26-31, 33-35. (Implementing e-commerce strategies).

Levinsohn, A. 2000. When a DRIP drops Wall Street's fees. Strategic Finance (November): 56-62. (Dividend reinvestment plans).

Levinsohn, A. 2000. Insurers go public. Strategic Finance (July): 68-73.

Levinsohn, A. 2000. The coming of the financial services bazaar? Strategic Finance (April): 40-47.

Levinsohn, A. 2000. Tracking stock: An old corporate finance technique gains new currency - and controversy. Strategic Finance (September): 62-67. (Tracking stock is stock issued on a subsidiary, division, product line, or business unit).

Levinsohn, A. 2001. The promise of web-powered 401(k) plans. Strategic Finance (July): 40-45.

Levinsohn, A. 2001. The wild, wired world of e-finance. Strategic Finance (April): 26-32.

Levinsohn, A. 2002. Capturing elusive value in M&A. Strategic Finance (May): 36-40.

Levinsohn, A. 2002. New geopolitics spotlights political risk management. Strategic Finance (January): 38-43.

Libby, T. and R. M. Lindsay. 2007. Beyond budgeting or better budgeting? Strategic Finance (August): 46-51.

Lin, T. W. 2005. Effective OEC management control at China Haier Group. Strategic Finance (May): 3-45.

Lin, T. W. 2006. Lessons from China. Strategic Finance (October): 48-55.

Litman, J. 2000. Genuine assets: Building blocks of strategy and sustainable competitive advantage. Strategic Finance (November): 37-42.

Litman, J. and M. L. Frigo. 2004. When strategy and valuation meet: Five lessons from return driven strategy. Strategic Finance (August): 30-39. (Discussion of the "return driven strategy initiative" research and why: 1. A great product does not ensure a great business, 2. Being different is a by-product to strategy, not core to strategy. 3. Great stocks and great businesses are not the same thing. 4. Monopolies are frequently not great stocks. 5. Growth is not always a good thing).

Lobaugh, J. L. and A. V. Deshmukh. 2000. Supplementing Legacy Financial Systems by integrating high-end technology: Lessons from Lord Corporation. Strategic Finance (September): 52-56, 58-60. (Using off-the-shelf software).

Loeb, M. 2002. Return on information security investments: Myths vs. realities. Strategic Finance (November): 26-31.

Logan, H. R. Jr. 2001. Controlling the uncontrollable. Strategic Finance (April): 56-61.

Lucier, G. T. and S. Seshadri. 2001. GE takes six sigma beyond the bottom line. Strategic Finance (May): 40-46. (Summary).

Lyons, B. and A. Gumbus. 2004. How Unilever HPC-NA sold its employees on the balanced scorecard. Strategic Finance (April): 40-44.

Lyons, B. and R. Hardy. 2007. From workout to winning. Strategic Finance (November): 18-23. (A nonprofit university implements G.E.'s workout program).

MacArthur, J. B., B. E. Waldrup and G. R. Fane. 2004. Caution: Fraud overhead. Strategic Finance (October): 28-32.

Mackey, J. T. and H. D. Pforsich.  2006. Beating the budget. Strategic Finance (September): 47-50. (Focus on continuous improvement).

Mackie, B. 2006. Merging GPK and ABC on the road to RCA. Strategic Finance (November): 32-39.

Madsen, D. and D. Pizzano. 1999. The 401(k) gamble. Strategic Finance (December): 44-48.

Mahoney, L. S. and J. K. Welch. 2000. PC movies get two thumbs up for computer application training. Strategic Finance (September): 74-78.

Main, D. and C. L. Lousteau. 1999. Don't get trapped. Strategic Finance (November): 56-60. (Project management).

Manners, G. E. Jr. 2006. Six levels of financial knowledge. Strategic Finance (August): 32-39.

Mano, R. M. and M. L. Mouritsen. 2004. The sensibility of principles-based accounting standards. Strategic Finance (May): 55-57.

Mantzke, K. and B. D. Clinton. 2004. Preserving performance pay. Strategic Finance (May): 53-54.

Mardak, D. 2002. The world of barter. Strategic Finance (July): 44-47. (Bartering unused capacity and inventory through barter exchanges).

Maresco, P. A. and B. Lyons. 2005. Achieving growth in the luxury market. Strategic Finance (May): 47-52. (Hotel strategy).

Markelevich, A. and R. Bell. 2006. RFID: Changes it will bring. Strategic Finance (August): 46-49. (Radio frequency identification's potential for inventory costing and inventory management).

Marshall, R., J. Talbott and D. Bukovinsky. 2006. Employee empowerment works at small companies, too. Strategic Finance (September): 34-39.

Martin, M. K. 1960. Comparative copy costs. N.A.A. Bulletin (September): 91.

Martinson, B. 2002. The power of the p-card. Strategic Finance (February): 30-35.

McAllister, J. P. 2003. Transparent reporting? It doesn't equal GAAP compliance. Strategic Finance (March): 46-48.

McCracken, D. E. 2001. Tie your capital budget to your strategic plan. Strategic Finance (June): 38-43.

McGhee, M. and J. Giermanski. 2007. How SOX and C-TPAT impact global supply chain security. Strategic Finance (April): 32-38.

McGlory, K. 2000. Time well spent? Strategic Finance (November): 76-79. (Meetings should be organized, efficient and productive).

McGuire, B. L., S. J. Okesson and L. A. Watson. 2006. Second-wave benefits of XBRL. Strategic Finance (December): 43-47.

McKinley, J. M. 2000. Planning for success after "go live". Strategic Finance (April): 54-58. (Implementing an ERP system).

McWhorter, L. B., M. Matherly and D. M. Frizzell. 2006. The connection between performance measurement and risk management. Strategic Finance (February): 50-55.

Menninger, D. 2003. Information on demand. Strategic Finance (September): 50-53. (Using online analytical processing (OLAP) to manipulate data in ERP systems for real-time information).

Messmer, M. 2001. Earning a certification. Strategic Finance (March): 8, 10.

Miller, D. 2001. Rod Hoover: Royal & SunAlliance sheds light on e-business and the state of insurance. Strategic Finance (March): 44-47.

Miller, P. B. W. 2001. Will you adopt quality financial reporting? Strategic Finance (January): 50-55.

Miller, P. B. W. and P. R. Bahnson. 2002. Fast track to direct cash flow reporting. Strategic Finance (February): 51-57.

Miller, P. B. W. and P. R. Bahnson. 2007. The top 10 reasons to fix the FASB's conceptual framework. Strategic Finance (July): 42-49.

Miller, W. D. 2008. The fatal flaw in SFAS No. 157. Strategic Finance (August): 40-47.

Mintchik, N. and J. Blaskovich. 2008. Manipulating the balanced scorecard. Strategic Finance (July): 52-53. (A teaching case).

Minter, F. C. 2002. Stock options: Accounting's Phoenix. Strategic Finance (October): 45-49.

Minter, F. C. 2007. Reflections on a half-century as an accounting professional. Strategic Finance (December): 48-51.

Mitchell, D. 1999. ijob.com recruiting online. Strategic Finance (May): 48-51. (Screening job applicants via the internet).

Montgomery, P. 2002. Effective rolling forecasts. Strategic Finance (February): 41-44.

Moore, M. 2002. Cash flow management in a leveraged environment. Strategic Finance (January): 30-33.

Moore, R. 2008. The project professional: Flexible human capital to enable growth. Strategic Finance (January): 50-55.

Morgan, M. 2002. Career-building strategies. Strategic Finance (June): 38-43.

Morgan, M. J. 2001. A new role for finance: Architect of the enterprise in the information age. Strategic Finance (August): 36-43. (Related to ERP systems).

Mouritsen M. L. and R. Mano. 2007. Do you know where your computers are? Strategic Finance (January): 46-53.

Moye, J. and D. Upton. 2001. Data warehousing 101. Strategic Finance (February): 34-39.

Mullman, M. S. 2000. Pre-nups for small business. Strategic Finance (December): 64-66. (Plan your exit before you start).

Nagy, A. L. 2007. Balance sheet management at Olympic Steel. Strategic Finance (July): 26-32.

Ness, J. A., M. J. Schroeck, R. A. Letendre and W. J. Douglas. 2001. The role of ABM in measuring customer value. Strategic Finance (March): 32-37.

Ness, J. A., M. J. Schroeck, R. A. Letendre and W. J. Douglas. 2001. The role of ABM in measuring customer value - Part 2. Strategic Finance (April): 44-49.

Neumann, B. R. 2001. Streamline budgeting in the new millennium. Strategic Finance (December): 44-49.

O'Connor, R. 2002. Avoiding revenue management surprises. Strategic Finance (April): 42-45.

O'Rourke, J. 1999. Getting ahead with SFAS 131. Strategic Finance (December): 39-40, 42. (Analyzing the required segment information).

O'Rourke, J. 2001. Creating financial information in XBRL. Strategic Finance (June): 54-57.

Ortega, W. R. and G. H. Grant. 2003. Maynard Manufacturing: An analysis of GAAP-based and operations earnings management techniques. Strategic Finance (July): 50-56. (Student case competition related to ethics).

Owsen, D. M., J. G. Kreuze and A. Woodworth. 1999. You're on! Strategic Finance (June): 56-60. (Taking acting lessons to improve your presentations).

Paladino, B. 2007. Five key principles of corporate performance management. Strategic Finance (June): 39-45.

Paladino, B. 2007. Five key principles of corporate performance management. Strategic Finance (July): 33-41.

Paladino, B. 2007. Five key principles of corporate performance management. Strategic Finance (August): 39-45.

Paladino, B. 2008. Strategically managing risk in today's perilous markets. Strategic Finance (November): 26-33.

Paladino, R. E. 2005. Balanced forecasts drive value. Strategic Finance (January): 37-42. (Balanced scorecard).

Paradiso, J. and J. R. Cruickshank. 2007. Process mapping for SOX and beyond. Strategic Finance (March): 30-35.

Paris, M. and D. Brassard. 2004. Reading between the numbers. Strategic Finance (December): 40-45. (Problems with outsourcing).

Pashke, G. F. 2004. Bring back the generalist. Strategic Finance (October): 33-37.

Pattullo, S. 2004. Save $1 million with better fleet management. Strategic Finance (May): 35-39.

Peacock, E. and P. Juras. 2006. Alternative costing methods: Precision Paint Shop's dilemma. Strategic Finance (August): 50-55. (IMA student case competition related to ABC vs. TOC vs. RCA).

Perkins, S. and M. Terman. 1999. Avoiding employment practice hazards. Strategic Finance (October): 64-70.

Perry, W. K. and M. A. Alpert. 2001. "It ain't over 'til it's over". Strategic Finance (January): 56-59.

Peterson, B. K. and B. P. Reider. 1999. Why take the CFM exam? Strategic Finance (April): 83-87.

Peterson, B. K. and P. E. Zikmund. 2004. 10 truths you need to know about fraud. Strategic Finance (May): 28-34.

Pforsich, H. 2005. Does your scorecard need a workshop? Strategic Finance (February): 30-35.

Pforsich, H. D., B. K. P. Kramer and R. Just. 2006. Establishing an effective internal audit department. Strategic Finance (April): 22-29.

Philbrick, S. 2004. Considering an asset-based loan? Strategic Finance (February): 37-39.

Piturro, M. 2000. How a self-starter CFO helped establish a European-based company in North America. Strategic Finance (July): 50-55.

Piturro, M. 2000. Integrating e-commerce into your business. Strategic Finance (September): 26-32.

Piturro, M. 2000. Paul Burmeister: Managing e-finance at RoweCom. Strategic Finance (November): 44-49.

Piturro, M. 2000. Peter Stelian: At home on the web. Strategic Finance (December): 52-57.

Piturro, M. 2001. CFO as e-business architect. Strategic Finance (September): 25-29.

Piturro, M. 2001. Bringing new value and technology to old manufacturing with MAPICS, Inc. Strategic Finance (December): 50-53m 66-67. (ERP related).

Piturro, M. 2001. Capital One's David Wiley: Internet success. Strategic Finance (October): 28-32.

Piturro, M. 2001. Christine Kirk: Helping companies make the outsourcing leap. Strategic Finance (February): 40- 44.

Piturro, M. 2001. Dennis Deegan: Using the power of the net to raise venture capital. Strategic Finance (April): 38-42.

Piturro, M. 2001. Workplace violence. Strategic Finance (May): 35-38.

Piturro, M. 2002. Defined contributions: Where's the choice? Strategic Finance (September): 36-41.

Piturro, M. 2002. Drugstore.com - All work and no profit. Strategic Finance (November): 40-44.

Piturro, M. 2002. Whither venture capital? Strategic Finance (August): 36-40.

Piturro, M. 2003. CFO as e-business architect, revisited. Strategic Finance (November): 41-45.

Politano, A. L. 2003. Taking performance management to the next level. Strategic Finance (August): 30-35.

Pollert, W. R. and E. J. Glickman. 2001. Optimizing shareowner value from corporate real estate assets. Strategic Finance (April): 33-37.

Pollert, W. R. and E. J. Glickman. 2002. Synthetic leases under fire. Strategic Finance (October): 33-35.

Porter, G. L. 2003. Whistleblowers: A rare breed. Strategic Finance (August): 50-53.

Potter, F. 2001. Event to knowledge: A new metric for finance department efficiency. Strategic Finance (July): 51-55.

Potter, F. 2005. The information framework. Strategic Finance (January): 25-31. (Hospital budget).

Pounder, B. 2007. How globalization is affecting U.S. accountants. Strategic Finance (January): 40-45.

Pyne, J. M. 2000. Plugging in finance to complete the flow of e-commerce. Strategic Finance (May): 34-38.

Quinn, L. R. 2000. Accounting sleuths. Strategic Finance (October): 55-58, 60, 62, 64. (Ferreting out "funny numbers").

Quinn, L. R. 2000. The new IASC. Strategic Finance (December): 45-51. (The International Accounting Standards Committee).

Quinn, L. R. 2002. Strengthening the role of the audit committee. Strategic Finance (December): 42-47.

Quinn, L. R. 2002. Tension? Strategic Finance (August): 29-35. (What is the role of the internal auditor? What is quality accounting? Discussion of the strain after the Enron and WorldCom scandals).

Quinn, L. R. 2003. The rules explosion: Is it time to move toward principles? Strategic Finance (January): 39-43.

Quinn, L. R. 2004. What's the state of international standards? Strategic Finance (April): 35-39.

Quinn, L. R. 2006. COSO at a crossroad. Strategic Finance (July): 42-49. (The Committee of Sponsoring Organizations' enterprise risk management integrated framework is being adopted by companies outside the U.S.).

Racz, S. 2000. Finding the right talent through sourcing and recruiting. Strategic Finance (December): 38-44.

Raff, L. 2006. Seeking SOX software? Strategic Finance (May): 52-55.

Randall, R. F. 1999. New challenges in finance. Strategic Finance (March): 30-32, 34-37.

Randall, R. F. 2000. Frank C. Minter: Pilot for the 21st century. Strategic Finance (August): 24-27. (IMA President).

Randall, R. F. 2001. Robert E. Bell Jr.: Hickory Brands CEO leads IMA. Strategic Finance (August): 24-28.

Randall, R. F. 2002. Margaret D. Butler wants to ensure members get full value. Strategic Finance (August): 24-28. (IMA President  2002-03).

Raps, A. 2004. Implementing strategy. Strategic Finance (June): 48-53.

Reichardt, K. E. and D. L. Schroeder. 2000. IMA 99 salary guide. Strategic Finance (June): 28-41.

Reichardt, K. E. and D. L. Schroeder. 2002. The IMA 2001 salary guide. Strategic Finance (June): 24-37.

Reichardt, K. E. and D. L. Schroeder. 2004. IMA 2003 salary guide. Strategic Finance (June): 28-42.

Reichardt, K. E. and D. L. Schroeder. 2006. 2005 salary survey. Strategic Finance (June): 34-50.

Reichardt, K. E. and D. L. Schroeder. 2008. IMA 2007 salary survey. Strategic Finance (June): 26-43.

Remmen, D. 2003. Performance pays off. 2003. Strategic Finance (March): 27-31. (Gainsharing program).

Rezaee, Z. 1999. No more surprises! Strategic Finance (March): 58-61. (FASB's new rules on derivatives).

Rezaee, Z. 2003. High-quality financial reporting: The six-legged stool. Strategic Finance (February): 26-30.

Richtermeyer, S. 2007. Building processes for a solid financial foundation: The case of Community Health Initiatives. Strategic Finance (August): 52-57. (IMA student case competition).

Riordan, D. A. and D. L. Street. 1999. Type A behavior in the workplace: The good, the bad, and the angry. Strategic Finance (September):  28-32.

Riordan, M. P. 2003. Who has your numbers? Strategic Finance (April): 22-26. (Related to identity fraud).

Rishell, M. and W. Becker. 2004. Pay for performance: The CFO's stake. Strategic Finance (November): 24-33. (Blue Cross Blue Shield's performance accountability system).

Robertson, A. B. and J. Hansel. 2007. Sustainable performance improvement through predictive technologies. Strategic Finance (June): 56-65. (Related to the use of new forecasting techniques in healthcare).

Roche, J. 2001. Are you ready for e-procurement? Strategic Finance (July): 56-59.

Rogers, R. 2006. Fines for the unsuspecting. Strategic Finance (June): 51-55. (Do business with The Office of Foreign Assets Control's (OFAC's) list of specially designated nationals and blocked persons and you will be liable for fines and other legal action. See the list at http://treas.gov/offices/enforcement/ofac/sdn/).

Roitman, D. and N. Carlson. 1999. Warner-Lambert's winning vision. Strategic Finance (June): 42-49.

Rose, G. 1999. Manage your own retirement plan. Strategic Finance (July): 44-48.

Rose, J. 2007. Taking human error out of financial spreadsheets. Strategic Finance (March): 52-55.

Rothschild, M. 2006. Shareholders pay for ROA. Strategic Finance (November): 26-31.

Rudisill, F. and D. Clary. 2004. The management accountant's role in six sigma. Strategic Finance (November): 34-39.

Russell, K. A. and C. S. Smith. 2003. Accounting education's role in corporate malfeasance: It's time for a new curriculum! Strategic Finance (December): 46-51. (The accounting curriculum needs more emphasis on presentation skills, economics, technology, ethics, marketing, and management).

Russell, K. A., G. Siegel and C. S. Kulesza. 1999. Counting more, counting less. Strategic Finance (September): 38-44. (Survey results).

Russell, W. 2000. When seconds matter. Strategic Finance (May): 62-66. (Reducing the time required for consolidations, annual audits, and foreign exchange calculations).

Ruths, D. 2003. Improve productivity with contextual collaboration. Strategic Finance (March): 22-26.

Samuels, J. A. and R. E. Wood. 2007. Want more effective and efficient data analysis? Use Access! Strategic Finance (October): 46-51.

Sanders, J., S. Alexander and S. Clark. 1999. New segment reporting: Is it working? Strategic Finance (December): 35-38.

Sanders, K. 2000. Confessions of a listserv mama. Strategic Finance (October): 72-75.

Sanford, J. 2005. Making cents out of the hiring process. Strategic Finance (December): 41-45.

Scherpenseel, C. 2004. The ever-changing landscape of corporate governance. Strategic Finance (October): 49-51.

Scheumann, J. 1999. Why isn't the controller having more impact? Strategic Finance (April): 32-34.

Scheumann, J. 2000. Managing shared services with ABM. Strategic Finance (February): 40-45.

Schlimm, J. 2007. How has SOX affected foreign private issuers? Strategic Finance (November): 49-53.

Schneider, J. 2006. Falling into line. Strategic Finance (May): 46-51. (Compliance activities).

Schneider, J. 2007. Finding your cost-of-compliance sweet spot. Strategic Finance (August): 26-31.

Schroeder, D. L. and K. E. Reichardt. 1999. IMA '98 salary guide. Strategic Finance (June): 28-41. 

Schroeder, D. L. and K. E. Reichardt. 2001. IMA 2000 salary guide. Strategic Finance (June): 24-37.

Schroeder, D. L. and K. E. Reichardt. 2003. IMA 2002 salary guide. Strategic Finance (June): 26-40.

Schroeder, D. L. and K. E. Reichardt. 2005. 2004 salary survey. Strategic Finance (June): 28-43.

Schroeder, D. L. and K. E. Reichardt. 2007. IMA 2006 salary survey. Strategic Finance (June): 22-38.

Schwartz, R. M. 2006. Make risk management and internal control work for you. Strategic Finance (December): 34-42.

Shah, S. 2003. Stock options: Still alive? Strategic Finance (October): 55-57.

Shaller, D. R. 2000. E-mail, the internet, and other legal and ethical nightmares. Strategic Finance (August): 48-52.

Sharkey, E. E. 2001. Can you be liable for retirement fund disasters? Strategic Finance (April): 50-55.

Sharkey, E. E. 2005. Who's minding the gate? Strategic Finance (December): 30-35. (Related to pension plan consultants).

Sharman, P. A. 2003. Bring on German cost accounting. Strategic Finance (December): 30-38. (Summary).

Sharman, P. A. 2003. The case for management accounting. Strategic Finance (October): 43-47.

Sharman, P. A. and K. Vikas. 2004. Lessons from German cost accounting. Strategic Finance (December): 28-35.

Shaub, M. K., F. Collins, O. Holzmann and S. H. Lowensohn. 2005. Self-interest vs. concern for others. Strategic Finance (March): 40-45. (Survey of IMA members related to ethics).

Shultz, S. F. 2003. Developing strategic boards of directors. Strategic Finance (November): 22-27.

Sides, M. A. and C. B. Grosso. 2001. Reviewing internal controls - A fresh approach: Part 1. Strategic Finance (July): 28-34.

Sides, M. A. and C. B. Grosso. 2001. Reviewing internal controls - A fresh approach: Part 2. Strategic Finance (August): 29-35.

Siegel, G. 2001. Accounting or finance? Strategic Finance (January): 71-72. (Survey of 800 U.S. practitioners: When asked which term they used to describe their work 39% said finance, 33% said accounting and 28% used a different term. See Controllership & Treasurership Functions for the Financial Executives Institute's 1962 distinction made between accounting and finance).

Siegel, G., J. E. Sorensen and S. B. Richtermeyer. 2003. Are you a business partner? Strategic Finance (September): 38-43.

Siegel, G., J. E. Sorensen and S. B. Richtermeyer. 2003. Becoming a business partner. Strategic Finance (October): 37-41.

Simmons, A. 2002. Turf wars at work. Strategic Finance (August): 51-55. (Problems with relationships between responsibility centers, and how to deal with them).

Singh, S. 2007. The future of travel & expense. Strategic Finance (April): 44-47.

Sklar, D. 2001. Building trust in an internet economy. Strategic Finance (April): 22-25.

Smith, A. C. and R. R. Berry. 2008. The M&A impact of SFAS No. 141R. Strategic Finance (November): 46-49.

Smith, C. S. 2005. Going for GPK. Strategic Finance (April): 36-39.

Smith, D. L. 2003. Sarbanes-Oxley Act - Who gets the bill? Strategic Finance (March): 32-35.

Smith, D. L. and F. C. Minter. 2005. Independence - Perception or reality? Strategic Finance (December): 46-51. (Related to audit committees).

Smith, P. T., C. A. Goranson and M. F. Astley. 2003. Intranet budgeting does the trick. Strategic Finance (May): 30-33.

Smith, S. R. and G. K. Tew. 2001. Employer adoption assistance programs: A great opportunity. Strategic Finance (August): 56-60. (Related to excluding adoption expenses for tax purposes).

Snyder, R. H. 1999. How I reengineered a small business. Strategic Finance (May): 26-30. (Controller automates a knitting company).

Sokol, M. 2002. Are your financial statements a hidden threat? Strategic Finance (October): 36-39. (Conducting 360º assessment surveys of key people preparing financial statements).

Solieri, S. A. 2003. New laws, new challenges: Implications of Sarbanes-Oxley. Strategic Finance (February): 31-34.

Sorensen, D. 2003. The value market. Strategic Finance (July): 43-49. (Related to integrated management system software, ABC, balanced scorecard, and budgeting).

Sorensen, S. M. and D. L. Kyle. 2007. Valuable volunteers. Strategic Finance (February): 39-45.

Spacek, M. 2000. Is your IT project stuck in analysis/paralysis mode? Strategic Finance (January): 24-28.

Spanyi, A. 2003. Enabling execution. Strategic Finance (August): 44-49. (Strategy must begin with the customer).

Spanyi, A. 2006. It's time to change. Strategic Finance (October): 30-35. (CFOs need to take a broad view).

Spanyi, A. and K. Eibel-Spanyi. 2004. Nurturing innovation. Strategic Finance (August): 25-29. (Focus on long term ROI, not short-term quarterly results).

Spiech, S. 2005. How to be a great financial analyst. Strategic Finance (April): 40-45.

Spiech, S. 2008. Making more time for effective financial analysis. Strategic Finance (June): 44-49.

Spoede, C. W. and D. B. Jacob. 2002. Policing, firefighting, or managing? Strategic Finance (December): 31-35. (Project management with Goldratt's critical chain technique. Four steps: Identify the critical chain, protect the critical chain, subordinate other tasks, paths, and resources to the critical chain, and to forestall contention, add resources).

Stanke, C. M. 1999. Selling the budget. Strategic Finance (September): 46-49. (Requires mastery of basic speaking skills and the latest presentation software).

Strand, C. A., B. L. McGuire, L. A. Watson and C. Hoffman. 2001. The XBRL potential. Strategic Finance (June): 58-63.

Strand, C. A., S. L. Judd and K. A. S. Lancaster. 2002. Training: A powerful way to prevent fraud. Strategic Finance (October): 28-32.

Strand, C. A., S. T. Welch, S. A. Holmes and R. H. Strawser. 2000. Are your vendors stealing from you? Strategic Finance (October): 66-71. (Survey shows this frauds m.o. Red flags include internal control weaknesses, missing documentation, altered documentation, financial anomalies, and noticeable changes in lifestyle).

Strand, P. G. 2004. Building a strong corporate physique. Strategic Finance (February): 43-45.

Straub, A. 2000. 'Net returns': Purchasing and selling online. Strategic Finance (July): 46-49.

Strickland, K. G. 2000. "I think you've got it!" Strategic Finance (January): 44-48. (Communication skills).

Strischek, D. 2001. A banker's perspective on working capital and cash flow management. Strategic Finance (October): 38-45.

Stroh, P. J. 2005. Enterprise risk management at UnitedHealth Group. Strategic Finance (July): 26-35.

Sutthiwan, A. and B. D. Clinton. 2008. The conflicting roles of controllership and compliance. Strategic Finance (July): 42-46.

Tapis, G. P. and J. Haser-Lafond. 2008. The waterfront complex. Strategic Finance (June): 55-61. (How longer-tenured employees affect new hires).

Tarasovich, B., B. Lyons and J. Gerlach. 2008. After the acquisition. Strategic Finance (October): 24-31.

Tavi, J. 2008. Learning from global world-class eprocurement practices. Strategic Finance (April): 24-29.

Taylor, A. 2008. Reaching big hairy audacious goals. Strategic Finance (February): 42-49.

Taylor, P. 2006. Driving financial process improvement. Strategic Finance (January): 52-55.

Taylor, R. W. 2001. Standardize your financial data. Strategic Finance (November): 48-55.

Thames, R. 2000. Pursue e-business or die. Strategic Finance (March): 28-32.

Thomas, B. B. 2006. Are employee model option plans for you? Strategic Finance (January): 43-51.

Thomas, B. B. and L. W. Preston III. 2005. Insuring business continuity. Strategic Finance (May): 35-38.

Thomson, J. and J. Gurowka. 2005. Sorting out the clutter. Strategic Finance (August): 27-33. (Related to ABC, ABM, and TOC).

Thomson, J. C. 2007. Anatomy of a plan: Better practices for management accountants. Strategic Finance (October): 20-28.

Thomson, J. C. 2008. Financial leadership: What's it all about? Strategic Finance (April): 34-41.

Thornton, T. 2005. Carol Tome: "No winking, no blinking" at The Home Depot. Strategic Finance (July): 36-40. (Compliance with Sarbanes-Oxley).

Tidrick, D. E. 2005. Transforming government and the accountability profession. Strategic Finance (February): 36-41.

Tyler, C. 2008. What's going on in my organization? xBML can help you find out. Strategic Finance (March): 48-54. (xBML™ refers to eXtended Business Modeling Language. According to Tyler, xBML™ is a new approach to understanding and improving complex business operations. It includes a software tool and a set of rules which allow the user to graphically model the business's operations to show who is doing what, with which information, where, and when. It sounds similar to, or perhaps an extension of, McCarthy's REAL model. Resources (which), Events (what), Agents (who), and Locations (where). See McCarthy, W. E. 1982. The REA accounting model: A generalized framework for accounting systems in a shared data environment. The Accounting Review (July): 554-578. (JSTOR link and McCarthy's web site); and Walker, K. B. and E. L. Denna. 1997. A new accounting system is emerging. Management Accounting (July): 22-24, 26-30. (The REAL model [resources, events, agents, and locations] considers five questions. What happened? When did it happen? Who was involved? What resources were used? Where did the event occur?).

Van der Merwe, A. and D. E. Keys. 2002. The case for resource consumption accounting. Strategic Finance (April): 31-36. (Summary).

Van der Merwe, A. and J. Thomson. 2007. The lowdown on lean accounting. Strategic Finance (February): 26-33.

Verschoor, C. C. 2005. Do the right thing: IMA issues new ethics guidance. Strategic Finance (November): 42-46.

Vetras, D. 1999. The single card solution. Strategic Finance (June): 76-80. (Combining a one corporate credit card program with expense management software).

Volk, C. 1999. The V formula. Strategic Finance (October): 58-62. (Investment management using four formulas, e.g., Formula 1:
(Sales/investment x Operating profit margin - Portion financed x Interest rate - Annual capital investments/investment)/Portion of Equity = Current pre-tax ROE).

Volk, C. H. 2007. Six-shot economics. Strategic Finance (December): 20-25. (Six shots at creating shareholder value).

Wagner, J. 2007. It's the journey that matters. Strategic Finance (March): 42-45. (Related to the CMA).

Walker, P. and D. Hanna. 1999. What makes a merger successful? Strategic Finance (April): 58-62.

Wallis, L. P. 2002. Managing your receivables in today's economy. Strategic Finance (August): 42-45.

Walston, S. F. 2005. Are you a Jupiter of a Pluto? Strategic Finance (September): 40-43.

Walston, S. F. 2006. Hello, Saturn! Hello, Neptune! Strategic Finance (June): 61-65.

Watson, L. A., B. L. McGuire and E. E. Cohen. 2000. Looking at business reports through XBRL - Tinted glasses. Strategic Finance (September): 40-45.

Weeme, P. T. 2003. Strategies for cutting costs: Turning procurement into a virtuous cycle. Strategic Finance (February): 38-42.

Weisel, J. A., N. Harm and C. F. Bradley. 2003. The cash factor. Strategic Finance (September): 29-33. (Factoring receivables).

Weiss, D. A. 2001. Improve financial performance with business tax incentives. Strategic Finance (November): 42-46.

Weiss, D. A. 2002. Why hiring tax credits matter. Strategic Finance (July): 48-51.

Weiss, P. B. 2003. Buy or lease? Strategic Finance (November): 52-57.

Welch, J. and D. Kordysh. 2007. Seven keys to ERP success. Strategic Finance (September): 40-47, 61.

West, R. N. 2004. Get ready! Strategic Finance (June): 54-63. (Related to CFOs explaining complex issues related to financial reporting to non-financial executives).

Wichmann, H. Jr., K. Abramowicz and H. C. Sparks. 2008. SBA helps small business think big. Strategic Finance (October): 44-49.

Wilkerson, M. 1999. Healthy savings. Strategic Finance (May): 42-44, 46. (Using on-site occupational health centers to reduce workers' compensation insurance and lost time injuries).

Williams, K. 2002. Tom D'Angelo: Priceline.com's Mr. inside. Strategic Finance (July): 22-27, 67.

Williams, K. 2003. Kim R. Wallin: Rekindling IMA's spirit. Strategic Finance (August): 24-28. (IMA Chair for 2003-2004).

Williams, K. 2004. Larry R. White: Let's reinvigorate management accounting. Strategic Finance (August): 20-24. (IMA chair for 2004-05 says too much emphasis is being placed on financial accounting).

Williams, K. 2005. Carl S. Smith: Elevating the IMA. Strategic Finance (August): 22-26. (IMA's new Chair).

Williams, K. 2006. William L. Brower, Jr.: Management accounting advocate. Strategic Finance (August): 28-31. (New IMA Chair).

Williams, K. 2007. John B. Pollara: IMA champion. Strategic Finance (August): 22-25. (New IMA Chair).

Williams, K. 2008. Frederick E. Schea: Making a difference. Strategic Finance (August): 24-27, 51.

Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1999. Bob Darretta: Developing financial leaders at J&J. Strategic Finance (October): 36-41.

Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1999. Don Peterson: Powering Lucent's CFO revolution. Strategic Finance (May): 32-37.

Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1999. Getting Oracle back to basics. Strategic Finance (April): 36-41.

Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1999. Judy Sprieser - Scaling new heights at Sara Lee. Strategic Finance (March): 38-40, 42-44.

Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1999. Revitalizing DuPont's auditors. Strategic Finance (June): 50-55.

Williams, S. 2004. Delivering strategic business value. Strategic Finance (August): 40-48. (Data warehousing and business intelligence technologies).

Williams, S. 2008. Power combination. Strategic Finance (May): 26-35. (The balanced scorecard and business intelligence).

Wing, K. T. 2000. Painless performance appraisals. Strategic Finance (August): 62-65.

Wing, K. T. 2001. Become a better leader. Strategic Finance (February): 65-68.

Wisner, P. S. and H. A. Feist. 2001. Does teaming pay off? Strategic Finance (February): 58-64. (Summary).

Wolfendale, M. 2002. Doing business in the Asia Pacific. Strategic Finance (December): 26-30.

Wong, E. A. 2001. How to develop a database for forecasting environmental expenditures. Strategic Finance (March): 52-56.

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Zall, M. 2000. Borrowing from your 401(k) plan can be hazardous to your wealth. Strategic Finance (November): 70-74.

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Zall, M. 2000. Researching investments online. Strategic Finance (July): 74-79.

Zall, M. 2000. The Family and Medical Leave Act: An employer's perspective. Strategic Finance (February): 46-50.

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