Blogs

February 24, 2026

For years, tax departments have largely managed their functions in distinct silos. Transfer pricing specialists focused on intercompany transactions, tax accounting teams diligently worked on tax provisions, and international tax experts grappled with the ever-evolving landscape of global regulations. However, with the advent of the Global Minimum Tax (Pillar Two) and the increasing complexity of ...

February 18, 2026

Financial consolidation is often viewed as the “engine room” of the finance function. It plays a crucial role in providing accurate and reliable financial information. However, as businesses face mounting complexity and regulation, the design of legacy consolidation systems, especially on-premises solutions, is starting to unravel. Data management is now the pre-eminent concern. Legacy systems ...

February 3, 2026

Most finance teams look at the monthly close as a necessary hurdle to clear, a sprint to get the numbers out the door. But as data flows in faster and from more directions than ever before, the old ways of “gathering and checking” are hitting a wall. Today, it isn’t just about closing the books; ...

February 3, 2026

AI-Ready Data Series — Part 2 In the first article, we made one point very clear: AI adoption doesn’t fail because models are weak. It fails because the answers are unreliable, untraceable, and unsafe to use in real decision-making. That leads to the next practical question: what makes data “AI-ready” in day-to-day business reality? Not ...

January 12, 2026

AI-Ready Data Series — Part 1 AI is everywhere right now. New copilots, assistants, agents, and automation promises appear almost weekly. But in practice, many organisations hit the same wall: the models can generate fluent answers, yet the answers are not reliable, traceable, or safe to use in real business decisions. That is why the ...

December 15, 2025

AJPES recently published its list of Slovenia’s fastest-growing companies for 2020–2024. The headline figures for 2020–2024 speak for themselves. Out of 123,821 companies included in the analysis, 3,369 were classified as fast-growing. Of these, 889 entered the list for the first time, while only seven sustained fast-growth status from previous periods. Overall, fast-growing companies account ...