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Designing Effective Financial Information Systems: A Guide for South African CFOs 

CFO Talks

Ensuring Data Integration In today’s interconnected world, your FIS must seamlessly integrate with other business systems, such as Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Customer Relationship Management (CRM), and Human Resources (HR) systems. Planning for Scalability Finally, it’s crucial to design your FIS with the future in mind.

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Top Five Questions Clients Are Asking About RevRec and Quote-to-Cash

Bramasol

Within the Five-Step model, Step 4 of ASC 606 and IFRS 15 requires an allocation of the total consideration in a contract, which your company is entitled to collect for each distinct performance obligation. Manual Processes: Reliance on manual data entry and spreadsheet-based reconciliations can be time-consuming and error-prone.

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IBM Cognos Controller: Financial close management managed by the office of finance

Future CFO

It also helps finance teams deliver financial results, create informative financial and management reports, and provide the chief financial officer (CFO) with an enterprise view of key financial ratios and metrics.

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Making the Business Case for Cloud-Based Planning and Reporting

Planful

Are you wondering how best to make the business case to your company for investing in a cloud-based planning or reporting solution? Reducing Reliance on Spreadsheets for Budgeting, Planning, and Reporting. The key challenges in using spreadsheets and email for budgeting and planning: Too much manual work – the process takes too long.

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Unifying Operational Accounting and Compliance Accounting in the Office of the CFO

Bramasol

This has enabled clients to smoothly comply with ASC 842 and IFRS 16. As too many CFOs have learned the hard way, trying to close the books without accurate data from underlying operations, or resorting to offline manual spreadsheets for reconciliation is a recipe for major problems. That's where FP&A plays a key role.

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Relieving the Pain of Year-End Close and Reporting

Planful

Intercompany reconciliations were a nightmare, with many phone calls to the foreign subs. Consolidating the financial results following US GAAP or IFRS guidelines, including these steps: Performing currency conversions. Managing complex intercompany reconciliations. I think we used Lotus 123.) Enter cloud-based EPM software.

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Want a Smoother Year-End Close? Get it Right Each Month and Quarter

Planful

These results then require consolidation following US GAAP or IFRS guidelines. If the business operates in different geographies there will be the additional complexity of multiple currency conversions, intercompany reconciliations and accurate accounting of minority interests. Attend to Reconciliations Early.