At a time when the FP&A framework is being extended to the entire organisation (into Extended Planning & Analysis (xP&A)), FP&A Business Partnering need to keep up with this new model to stay relevant and cutting edge. xP&A Business Partnering is now the latest trend that is going well beyond just Finance involving the entire organisation to move FP&A and planning to the next level.
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On March 25, 2021, about 550 FP&A practitioners from 70 countries around the globe gathered to discuss FP&A Role in Capital Planning: Getting Beyond the Traditional.
In any technological transformation adventure, start with the data and start small. Good clean data, standardised across your organisation always leads to better outcomes. Start small but ensure you can scale up quickly. This ensures you learn and fail early before you go big.
FP&A Storytelling has already become both an art and science. Watch the recording of the Digital Benelux FP&A Board to learn more about the challenges & best practices of FP&A Storytelling and the power of FP&A visualisation.
The FP&A transformation journey should start right now. In this video, you will learn about three important things about leveraging modern technology for FP&A.
In this digest, we will look into the qualities needed in a good FP&A professional and share 5 tips on how FP&A can become trusted business partners. We will also dive into the topic of digital FP&A, the role of technology and the methods to manage uncertainty using FP&A predictive analytics.
As organisations continue to adapt to the world of "Unknown Unknowns", Financial Planning and Analysis (FP&A) has become increasingly more important. FP&A teams have to be agile and adapt quickly.
The role of the finance leader is changing. Before long, your colleagues may see you more as a journalist or storyteller — able to unearth critical facts, share a compelling narrative, and deliver the headlines that your decision-makers need today. But how's this possible?
In today’s world, companies need more than ever fast insights to make the appropriate critical moves. Unfortunately, current BI tools through dashboards report ‘what’ happened and does not help to understand the ‘why’.
Suppose you were asked to distil your entire business strategy into a single graph or visualisation; how would you choose to show it?