The changing face of professional services

Connecting the dots on global news events is a crucial component of what distinguishes the Financial Times from competing US news publications – particularly in industries like energy, which sits at the intersection of business and geopolitics.

We’re always interested in finding out from our customers how we can make their lives easier. A number of key themes were constantly repeated from the people who are responsible for managing access to FT content on behalf of their organisation. We listened, and created Enterprise Tools.

We hear it often: we live in an increasingly interconnected world. But what does that really mean in application to our daily professional lives?

One of the challenges we hear most frequently from prospective readers is that they don’t have time to sift through the abundance of news coverage – and that they’re hungry for a source that cuts through the noise, delivering trustworthy information when they need to know it.

In this post, we explore the variety and depth of FT reporting on key events both in the US and globally that impact US policy and politics.

In May 2018, the FT communicated changes to its Privacy and Cookies Policies to align with new data regulations. We often get questions from customers on how these policies apply to organisations with FT Group Subscriptions.

Our customer success managers bring product expertise and knowledge of customers to help teams and organisations realise the full value of our service. This article goes into more detail about what this means in practice.

The problem nowadays isn’t getting information - it’s getting the right information, at the right time, to make informed decisions. The way that markets are reported affects the way they are perceived, and consequently the way investors behave. 

Did you know you can use your company’s identity provider to easily and securely access FT.com? Available as part of an FT Group Subscription, your organisation can integrate FT Single Sign On (SSO) for seamless access to FT.com and FT apps using a centralised login system.