From startups to factories, every type of organization relies on data. Business plans, strategies, and major decisions are made based on data collected and managed over a certain period of time. For all of these organizations, the quality of their information is vital.
Accounting is more than financial statements and tax returns- accounting is the study of transactions. Transactions are the primary element in thinking and learning about how companies accumulate wealth, so here are the three areas of accounting that FP&A professionals should know how to incorporate in their work.
How does one person handle career navigation, skill-set maintenance, goal achievement, and work/life balance, while also moving up the financial practitioner maturity model?
In our world of Finance & Accounting, we provide value by extracting insight and foresight from data. Our tools have changed over time (eg, Abacus, Calculators) to primarily Excel in today’s world. But can Excel do it all?
