Financial planning and analysis (FP&A) continues to grow in importance and is a critical function within finance. FP&A and finance professionals are tasked with collecting and analyzing data to make effective predictions for the future success of their organization.
As global markets continue to evolve and change, FP&A teams must remain prepared for potential challenges. Core drivers that will significantly shape FP&A this year include digital transformation to automate processes, improved scenario planning capabilities, and increased agility through self-service tools.
As the FP&A function evolves, more data is collected than ever before, allowing for better insights into forecasting, budgeting, and performance management. So, what lies ahead for FP&A professionals and their finance teams?
Join this Argyle FP&A Leadership Forum which will address:
CFOs and their teams have been increasingly focused on adopting new cloud solutions, which will continue to accelerate over the next few years. For critical finance functions such as FP&A, adopting the cloud will allow organizations to improve finance functions and the agility for decision making by easily accessing financial data.
In this keynote presentation, you will learn:
Chief Financial Officer
FP&A teams have proven to be resilient, overcoming unforeseen disruptions while planning and forecasting for the future. In order to stay ahead of the curve, finance teams must remain agile and flexible to successfully plan and mitigate risk. The FP&A function continues to grow in importance, but it also faces more strain than ever to continue to predict, plan, and prepare for the unknown. So, what will FP&A teams focus on for the remainder of the year?
Join this engaging panel discussion, which will address:
Chief Financial Officer
Former Head of FP&A, Specialized Risk and Credit Risk Horizontals
Director of Financial Planning and Analysis
Director of FP&A
E-invoicing mandates exist in more than 60 countries globally today and this number continues to grow. As mandates continue to pop up, finance leaders are faced with a growing number of requirements, as well as numerous different rules and frameworks they must follow to comply. Historically, businesses could work with a local vendor to comply with country-specific e-invoicing regulations but today technology that can deploy in multiple countries is essential to compliance.
Join this insightful thought leadership to learn:
Director of Enterprise Solutions — Tax Technology
Finance teams are continuously embracing the transformative powers of AI and automation for everyday processes. By evaluating the latest tools, technologies, and AI capabilities, organizations are able to improve traditional finance operations and promote an “automation-first” mindset. So, what does a successful AI-powered business automation platform look like?
In this insightful thought leadership, you will learn:
Vice President, Technical Accounting & Deal Desk Governance
Chief Accounting Officer
Large businesses, such as Blockbuster and Nokia, had great FP&A departments but still struggled to stay in business due to missed opportunities for innovation. So how can the FP&A function help with Innovation to ensure long-term business success?
Winning in business often comes from balancing innovation with profitability.
In this keynote presentation, you will learn:
Regional Chief Financial Officer
Field of Study:Finance
Level:Overview
Prerequisite:None
Advance Preparation:None required
Delivery Method:Group Internet Based
Recommended CPE Credit(s):1
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