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How to choose the right FP&A solution for your business
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From first FP&A implementations to existing solution upgrades, here’s what you need to consider
If you want to know if an FP&A solution can boost budgeting and forecasting, integrate source systems, or make your day-to-day easier, you’re in the right place.
Join our guest speaker, Craig Schiff, CEO, BPM Partners, in our next webinar, as he discusses what’s involved in finding the right FP&A solution for you and how to get it right first time. Looking at everything from evaluation processes, the risks involved, to the big reasons’ mistakes happen, and how you can avoid them.
Craig will also cover the major features FP&A teams should consider, including best practices for purchasing and implementation. He’ll even look at the value of major components like AI, financial intelligence, and solution libraries (model stores).
Finally, he’ll help you answer the biggest question of all -how you choose the right FP&A solution for you.
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Emerging technologies offer a wealth of opportunities to improve social impact and stakeholder engagement.
For most not-for-profit (NFP) organizations, thinking about investment in emerging digital technologies is a luxury. Many NFPs are still struggling with some basic, hefty challenges in this area: lack of investment, IT obsolescence and the technology leadership void. That’s without even mentioning the wider sector challenges of declining trust, increasing competition for funding and engagement, alongside heightened regulation. So, even thinking about technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), cloud-based enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems and microservice-architecture-based platforms may seem a step too far. Like it or not, technology is moving forward, and the Everything as a Service (XaaS) economy holds more opportunities for NFPs than barriers. Many of the wider challenges mentioned above can be overcome with these solutions. And platform maturity has significantly reduced the risk of IT/digital investment.
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Access to accurate data is critical to making fast, fact-based decisions in your business.
With Analyzer for Unit4 Business World, your organization can explore, analyze and visualize all financial data from across your ERP system.
Analyzer is a simple to use tool that helps you and your users turn data into charts, heatmaps, or drill down into the details, giving you access to the right insights and consistent reporting.
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With Workspaces, your users no longer have to browse through multiple windows and menus to find the information that they need.
You can design multiple dedicated spaces for each Business World user, grouping all the data that they need in one window and providing a single place for them to view their most important KPls and perform their daily tasks.
Below are some examples of how your users can benefit from Workspaces, based on roles and requirements.
Save time for your users.
Make it easy to perform daily tasks.
With Workspaces, your users no longer have to browse through multiple windows and menus to find the information that they need.
You can design multiple dedicated spaces for each Business World user, grouping all the data that they need in one window and providing a single place for them to view their most important KPls and perform their daily tasks.
Below are some examples of how your users can benefit from Workspaces, based on roles and requirements.
Emerging technologies offer a wealth of opportunities to improve social impact and stakeholder engagement.
For most not-for-profit (NFP) organizations, thinking about investment in emerging digital technologies is a luxury. Many NFPs are still struggling with some basic, hefty challenges in this area: lack of investment, IT obsolescence and the technology leadership void. That’s without even mentioning the wider sector challenges of declining trust, increasing competition for funding and engagement, alongside heightened regulation. So, even thinking about technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), cloud-based enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems and microservice-architecture-based platforms may seem a step too far. Like it or not, technology is moving forward, and the Everything as a Service (XaaS) economy holds more opportunities for NFPs than barriers. Many of the wider challenges mentioned above can be overcome with these solutions. And platform maturity has significantly reduced the risk of IT/digital investment.
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The webinar series will be moderated by go-to host and MC, Mark Jeffries, and includes:
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Learn more about the Workspaces concept, how Workspaces work and how your users can benefit from the solution in this 2-page factsheet.
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With the increasing rise of technology, many charities are feeling left behind or in the dark on how technology can help them enhance the speed, efficiency and impact of their operations. This applies to both larger charities who are fighting slow and out-dated legacy processes, and smaller charities trying to break through with limited resources and tight budgets. Across the sector as a whole, not-for-profit organisations find themselves competing with the commercial sector for top digital talent to remain relevant, innovative and impactful in the digital age.
“It’s important that we adopt a twin-track approach to technology: get the investment foundation right while experimenting with digital technologies that can make a difference.”
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With the increasing rise of technology, many charities are feeling left behind or in the dark on how technology can help them enhance the speed, efficiency and impact of their operations. This applies to both larger charities who are fighting slow and out-dated legacy processes, and smaller charities trying to break through with limited resources and tight budgets. Across the sector as a whole, not-for-profit organisations find themselves competing with the commercial sector for top digital talent to remain relevant, innovative and impactful in the digital age.
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With the increasing rise of technology, many charities are feeling left behind or in the dark on how technology can help them enhance the speed, efficiency and impact of their operations. This applies to both larger charities who are fighting slow and out-dated legacy processes, and smaller charities trying to break through with limited resources and tight budgets. Across the sector as a whole, not-for-profit organisations find themselves competing with the commercial sector for top digital talent to remain relevant, innovative and impactful in the digital age.
Extract critical insights about your business
With the increasing rise of technology, many charities are feeling left behind or in the dark on how technology can help them enhance the speed, efficiency and impact of their operations. This applies to both larger charities who are fighting slow and out-dated legacy processes, and smaller charities trying to break through with limited resources and tight budgets. Across the sector as a whole, not-for-profit organisations find themselves competing with the commercial sector for top digital talent to remain relevant, innovative and impactful in the digital age.
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With Analyzer for Unit4 Business World, your organization can explore, analyze and visualize all financial data from across your ERP system. Analyzer is a simple to use tool that helps you and your users turn data into charts,
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With Analyzer for Unit4 Business World, your organization can explore, analyze and visualize all financial data from across your ERP system. Analyzer is a simple to use tool that helps you and your users turn data into charts,
Contact us nowEmerging technologies offer a wealth of opportunities.
For most not-for-profit (NFP) organizations, thinking about investment in emerging digital technologies is a luxury. Many NFPs are still struggling with some basic, hefty challenges in this area: lack of investment, IT obsolescence and the technology leadership void. That’s without even mentioning the wider sector challenges of declining trust, increasing competition for funding and engagement, alongside heightened regulation. So, even thinking about technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), cloud-based enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems
For most not-for-profit (NFP) organizations, thinking about investment in emerging digital technologies is a luxury. Many NFPs are still struggling with some basic, hefty challenges in this area: lack of investment, IT obsolescence and the technology leadership void. That’s without even mentioning the wider sector challenges of declining trust, increasing competition for funding and engagement, alongside heightened regulation. So, even thinking about technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), cloud-based enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems
Extract critical insights about your business
With the increasing rise of technology, many charities are feeling left behind or in the dark on how technology can help them enhance the speed, efficiency and impact of their operations. This applies to both larger charities who are fighting slow and out-dated legacy processes, and smaller charities trying to break through with limited resources and tight budgets. Across the sector as a whole, not-for-profit organisations find themselves competing with the commercial sector for top digital talent to remain relevant, innovative and impactful in the digital age.
It’s important that we adopt a twin-track approach to technology: get the investment foundation right while experimenting with digital technologies that can make a difference.
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Emerging technologies offer a wealth of opportunities to improve social impact and stakeholder engagement, so they all need investigating, but we also need to get the
For most not-for-profit (NFP) organizations, thinking about investment in emerging digital technologies is a luxury. Many NFPs are still struggling with some basic, hefty challenges in this area: lack of investment, IT obsolescence and the technology leadership void.
That’s without even mentioning the wider sector challenges of declining trust, increasing competition for funding and engagement, alongside heightened regulation. So, even thinking about technologies like artificial intelligence (AI)
Emerging technologies offer a wealth of opportunities to improve social impact and stakeholder engagement, so they all need investigating, but we also need to get the
For most not-for-profit (NFP) organizations, thinking about investment in emerging digital technologies is a luxury. Many NFPs are still struggling with some basic, hefty challenges in this area: lack of investment, IT obsolescence and the technology leadership void.
That’s without even mentioning the wider sector challenges of declining trust, increasing competition for funding and engagement, alongside heightened regulation. So, even thinking about technologies like artificial intelligence (AI)
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Photo: Rob Gethen Smith
Photo: Rob Gethen Smith
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