LEARN WHY BUSINESS ANALYTICS AND LEVERAGING BIG DA 2015 - Business Analytics for the Office of Finance- Business intelligence

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Category Business intelligence, business analytics, correlation, regression, segmentation, clustering, rolling financial forecasts, customer profitability analysis

Deadline: September 10, 2015 | Date: September 11, 2015

Venue/Country: online Webinar, U.S.A

Updated: 2015-09-03 15:27:08 (GMT+9)

Call For Papers - CFP

Instructor: Gary Cokins

Product ID: 501003

Description

With analytics organizations gain insights for better and more timely decision making. Business intelligence (BI) reporting consumes stored data that first must be cleansed and integrated from disparate source systems and then is transformed into information. Analytics produces new information. Enterprise performance management (EPM) then leverages and deploys the information. EPM requires BI as a foundation. Predictive analytics are important because organizations are shifting from managing by control and reacting to after-the-fact data toward managing with anticipatory planning so they can be proactive and make adjustments before problems arise.

What is needed today is the seamless integration of managerial methodologies such as balanced scorecards, strategy maps, budgets, activity-based costing (ABC), forecasts, customer relationship and value management, and resource capacity planning. Each one must be embedded with business analytics. The methodologies are collectively intended to align manager and employee behavior and limited resources to focus on the organization's strategic priorities and objectives.

Areas Covered

Clarification of what enterprise and corporate performance management (EPM/CPM) methods are (in which analytics are applied)

Generic business strategies that are today vulnerable to be sustained

Definition of business analytics and how it is an advance over business intelligence (BI)

The difference between forecasting and predictive modeling

Industry examples of applying analytics

Specific examples of applying analytics to CFO processes (strategy maps, customer profitability drivers, rolling financial forecasts)

How prescriptive analytics (e.g. optimization) is an advance over predictive analytics

Why Should you Attend

To become aware of how business analytics is impacting the CFO's function.

Objectives of the Presentation

Learning why business analytics and leveraging Big Data provide a competitive advantage

Understanding the difference between business intelligence (BI) and business analytics

How to imbed statistics and analytics into enterprise performance management (EPM) methods

How to differentiate forecasting from predictive modeling

Viewing examples of analytics with EPM methods

Learning alternative approaches to accelerating the adoption rate of business analytics

Who can Benefit

Board of Directors

CxOs

CFOs

Accountants

Business Analysts

Strategic Planners

Supply Chain Analysts

Marketing Analysts

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