Video: Brain Fade in Finance and How to Solve the $1.4 Trillion Problem

CFOs are investing in AI, automation, and analytics to drive agility, but on the front lines, finance teams are still stuck in manual, repetitive work that drains focus and costs businesses an estimated $1.4 trillion globally.

🔹 40% of finance professionals’ time is spent on repetitive tasks
🔹 After just 41 minutes of repetition, errors and disengagement rise
🔹 74% have considered quitting because of it

This “brain fade” isn’t just a productivity issue. It’s a threat to focus, accuracy, and creativity.
The solution? Automation that protects brainpower.

ROSE’s Easby platform gives CFOs and their teams real-time financials, advanced KPIs, and automated workflows; closing the gap between strategy and execution so finance teams can focus on analysis and value creation.

👉 Watch Ted Rose explain how to eliminate brain fade and future-proof your finance function.

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