Boston FP&A Board will gather on 6 March 2018 for the second time to debate on the hot subject of the FP&A Analytical Transformation. During the meeting, the FP&A Board will debate on the concept of Advanced Analytics for FP&A, look closely into FP&A Analytics Maturity Model and discuss different stages of the FP&A Analytical Transformation.
Search results
How far can you go with improving your FP&A practices? This article reveals relationship between three important factors for any FP&A frameworks: the quality of data, business planning and analytcal tools and techniques.
Are FP&A teams empowered to deliver strategic value across the enterprise? I partnered with FP&A thought leaders Larysa Melnychuk, and James Myers to develop the FP&A Empowerment: The Evolution of Technology & Trends survey in part to find out if this perception is a reality. More than 300 global FP&A leaders took part at the survey.This article shares the key findings and conclusions.
The London FP&A Board will meet for the 19th time on 15th March 2018 to debate on Zero-Based Budgeting (ZBB) method.
Have you thought of becoming an FP&A professional? When I was studying for my accounting qualification, I assumed I would become a traditional accountant. I did not know then how wrong this assumption would prove to be. This article gives an insight to my path in becoming an FP&A professional and short guide on how to become one.
Dubai FP&A Board will gather on 13 February 2018 for the third time to debate on the hot subject of the Advanced Analytics for modern Financial Planning and Analysis (FP&A).
The future is unpredictable, the current business environment is harsh, competition is fierce. In these times of change, modern FP&A is both exciting and challenging. It is exciting because it utilises better and more sophisticated tools than previously, can embrace automation and the incredible power of online collaboration. However, it is difficult because old finance management practices are still alive: they are inadequate for the modern world.
By Randall Bolten, longtime Silicon Valley CFO, author of "Painting with Numbers: Presenting Financials and Other Numbers So People Will Understand You” and adjunct professor at U.C. Berkeley Extension.
Let’s take a look at some of the most messed-up, incomprehensible recent examples of quantation. Not surprisingly, all are graphs. But some come from sources that definitely should know better.
FP&A is a process of thinking and learning about how companies earn income and generate cash flows. In order for this process to be effective a bridge between planning and analysis is necessary. I learned about the importance of this bridge early in my professional life.
By FP&A suite, we shall understand here the different elements that are needed to manage a given business. Obviously, industry is a keep differentiator but how does this reflect in practice? What are the key elements that needs to be in the suite and on what basis shall it be customised?