This article explores how leading finance teams are rethinking JIT, adopting AI scenario planning, and doubling down on business partnering to navigate unprecedented volatility.
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In this article, seasoned FP&A leaders explore how digital transformation, AI, and evolving business demands are reshaping the roles, skills, and structures of future-ready FP&A teams.
In this article, discover how FP&A strategic business partnering helps finance professionals challenge assumptions, expand decision options, and lead smarter decisions in a fast-changing business environment.
In an era of data overload and fast-evolving digital tools, traditional FP&A methods are no longer sufficient. This Insights Paper offers a practical roadmap for Analytical Transformation, showing how to harness data more effectively, implement modern analytics platforms, and build a culture where insights drive decision-making. Drawing on a decade of global research and real-world case studies, it explores why transformation efforts often stall — and how to make them succeed.
Chicago FP&A Board 2025 explored the FP&A Trends Maturity Model to help finance teams advance across leadership, data, process, and technology.
This Amsterdam FP&A Board explores how strategic business partnering and AI are transforming FP&A into a value-driving force.
Are your charts telling a story or just showing numbers? Jürgen Faisst, Author, Speaker, and Managing Partner at IBCS Institute, made one thing clear: in finance, it’s not about the data — it’s about the story it tells.
In a striking example from PepsiCo’s report, he showed how smarter visuals can reveal trends that static pie charts simply miss.
This article shows how FP&A leaders can apply a multi-level investment framework to align strategy, risk, and capital allocation across the enterprise.
Discover how Milan’s FP&A Board 2025 is driving the shift to xP&A—enabling agile, data-driven, and integrated enterprise-wide financial planning.
This article presents a practical framework for FP&A leaders to drive disciplined internal capital allocation decisions across products, product lines, and corporate portfolios.