In Part 1 I highlighted the size and pace of growth in cyber crime and introduced you to the Millennial Mobster. We are in The Internet Age of Criminals. I explained that the typical hacker is not who our media portrays in films and on television. In fact, these global gangsters and gangs responsible for the massive crimes committed online each year, run highly organized, extremely sophisticated organizations that are sometimes backed by their own foreign government.

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In 2015 the global cost of cybersecurity failures was five hundred billion dollars. In 2018 the cost is expected to reach two trillion dollars. And, amazingly, that number is predicted to hit six trillion dollars by the year 2021.

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Small to midsize businesses can often find themselves in a tough spot when it comes to the freight market. Low volume often means less purchasing power, meaning these businesses are often left to the discretion (and rates) of the carriers and brokers they negotiate with. As a result, these businesses can often find themselves losing out on business or even losing customers to their larger competitors simply due to the higher freight costs. Additionally, the lack of purchasing power means a lower margin on the products they are able to sell due to the higher receiving costs from suppliers.

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CFO.University developed the CFO Readiness Assessment™ to measure the four primary proficiencies that drive the success of Chief Financial Officers. We call these the Four Pillars.

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If you’re not thinking of planning as a strategic advantage for your business, then you’re not viewing it in the right light. Because more and more, business planning needs to be comprehensive, accurate, and insightful. The quality of your business planning is so vital that it can spell the difference between success and failure.

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