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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., Nov. 27, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- On Wednesday, November 28th at 2pm ET, FiREapps will participate in an online webinar explaining how companies of all sizes can implement and benefit from transformational best practices for currency risk management through technology. Historically, the type of technology and best practices to be discussed have only been available to the biggest companies — as they have more people, larger budgets and can tolerate long implementations. However, because of the deployment and cost advantages that can be derived from true cloud-based solutions, these benefits are now available and accessible to the mid-market. This informational webinar will explore real-world case studies from three innovative companies -- Red Hat, FLIR Systems, and A. Schulman Inc. -- who've achieved predictability, efficiency and compliance in their financial operations – in record time and without adding headcount or burdening scarce IT resources.
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DATE: Wednesday, November 28, 2012
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