At the World Financial Symposium in Qatar, Bright Kayinamura, Interline Accounting Manager at RwandAir, gave us some great insights into the state of NDC and ONE Order in Africa. Bright is convinced that with further training, finance will be better positioned to help accelerate the journey to NDC and ONE Order.
“We need to pull up our socks and speed up so that we are not caught unaware”, added Bright Kayinamura, Manager – Interline Accounting, RwandAir.
Watch his video to see what else he says about finance’s role in retailing transformation.
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