10 Changes to Accounting Industry & CFO Trends 2022 Beyond
About this Course
Discover how accounting will change in 2022 and beyond and explore the latest trends that CFOs will face in the coming years.
Description
Technology and innovations in business models have disrupted numerous industries in recent years, including taxi services, travel, banking, and shopping. These industries have undergone radical transformations thanks to technology and innovation, reshaping their operations in just a few years.
The accounting industry is no exception. Gone are the days of accountants sitting at desks opening mail and processing invoices. Most invoices are now sent electronically, with many being automatically paid through processing systems. The convergence of technology and accounting is growing stronger each day, and business leaders must stay ahead of this change. It is essential to understand that technology is rapidly transforming the way accounting functions within organizations.
The role of the CFO has also undergone significant changes over the past decade. Today, financial leaders have broader responsibilities and have evolved from mere "number crunchers" to multi-tasking strategic stewards of the CEO's vision. They now simultaneously steer profitability and productivity.
With businesses becoming more competitive, companies are enhancing their technology and management capabilities to operate more efficiently. Join this course to gain insights into the crucial role CFOs will play in steering companies through these competitive environments in the coming years.
What you'll learn
- Understand the ongoing and upcoming changes in the accounting industry and the role of accountants
- Explore the impact of technology and process disruptions
- Learn how to embrace these changes and strengthen your position
- Identify key priorities that CFOs should focus on in the coming years
- Discover best practices to tackle these priorities
Course Requirements and Prerequisites
No prior knowledge is required. Still, a basic understanding of accounting would be helpful.
Who this course is for
- Finance professionals
- Accounting professionals
- CFOs
- Accounting managers
- Accountants
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