The pressure of globalization and agile decision-making requires companies to improve their business modeling.  They must integrate big data in real-time, synthesize that data to identify causal relationships and value-drivers, and ultimately use the findings to make high-impact business decisions.

Most large and medium-size companies are within ecosystems with increasing complexity and evolutions speed. Globalisation, regulations, technological changes, competitor moves, innovations, customer demands change and few others are the source of this increase in complexity and change speed.

Each function has strategic insight that can benefit senior management with their unique perspective. While this is true, there are only so many seats at the table, and each organization functions differently.

This month there was not much movement across both economic and political measures as the UK took a breather after the trials and tribulations of March and April.  A welcome period of stability, you might say.

A financial plan is a product used for guiding people’s actions toward the accumulation of wealth.  As a product a financial plan is created from a variety of sources.  One source used for creating a financial plan is accounting.

In our earlier blogs we have discussed the role of data in your profession, your main benefits from proper managing of data, as well your main concerns about data. In this one I would like to give you a few practical tips on how to ensure getting the ‘right’ data.