andy, consultants, Finance Transformation, IT excellence
Shared services are when a business consolidates its support functions to better serve the corporation and its business units. Typically, this includes services such as human resources, finance and accounting, information technology, and other front and back-office...
consultants, Finance Transformation, HP - Program Management, IT excellence, jean-christophe, Operational Efficiency, Program Management
You have just been hired to perform the work as a consultant. The first meeting with your client is starting; this is the time to begin your engagement. First and foremost, I would recommend not behaving as an employee who might wait for their “boss” to...
carole, Finance Transformation, HP - Finance Transformation
Master data is the core data used across your enterprise, for instance: customers, vendors, items, and chart of accounts. They are non-transactional, which means they should not change over a period of time. Everyone agrees that master data is important and should be...
Finance Transformation, HP - Program Management, IT excellence, jean-christophe, Operational Efficiency, Program Management
It’s not by magic neither by pure gift that experienced consultants give such positive thoughts about their work and delivery. If you think the opposite, stop reading this article, otherwise you can move forward. Have you ever asked yourself such kind of questions:...
andy, Finance Transformation, HP - IT Excellence, IT excellence
Welcome to part III of my five-step approach to finding the financial waste in your budget. Are you reviewing your IT contracts and invoices on a consistent basis? You should be because there is always money to be found there. Contract Renewals: If you have contracts...
carole, Finance Transformation, HP - Finance Transformation
Collecting money from customers can be challenging. To ensure those sales become cash in the bank, consider the following as it relates to your company’s process: 1. Who are you? First, take the time to observe your business: who are your customers? how many are...
