New partnership created to help meet the growing demand for modern Corporate Performance Management solutions in United Kingdom & Ireland
CCH Tagetik, part of Wolters Kluwer Tax & Accounting and a leader in global performance management software solutions, today announced a strategic software partnership with Hayne Solutions, a leading UK practitioner in Corporate Performance Management solutions. Based on growing demand for modern, unified Corporate Performance Management solutions, this newly created partnership will help extend the reach of CCH Tagetik’s solutions, and provide increased domain expertise and capacity in the delivery of high-performance solutions for the Office of Finance in the United Kingdom & Ireland.
Commenting on the new partnership, Nick Nesbitt, Managing Director CCH Tagetik UK said “Finance system modernization projects are driving transformational change initiatives across the Office of Finance. In today’s modern business environment, CFOs are increasingly viewed as strategic business partners – and this drives a need for technology that can help improve oversight and de-risk critical business processes. Hayne’s deep domain expertise within the Office of Finance will be a great asset in helping customers achieve these transformational initiatives”.
"We are delighted to be partnering with Wolters Kluwer and its CCH Tagetik software solutions” said Neil Whitmore, HAYNE joint-owner and Director. “We have watched as CCH Tagetik software has evolved and how, as a part of Wolters Kluwer, it continues to grow and develop. We feel the time is now right for a partnership that will allow us to jointly deliver expert solutions to customers.”
Manuel Vellutini, Executive Vice President Commercial for CCH Tagetik, concluded “Helping our customers to be successful is at the heart of everything we do and our partners have a vital role to play in this mission. We are delighted to welcome Hayne Solutions to our CCH Tagetik partner community, and I am certain that their expertise will help our customers to thrive.”