Live session on December 11, 2026
10:00 a.m. EST1 hour
Build a stronger business case for financial close and consolidation solutions (FCCS)
Balance financial ROI with strategic and operational benefits, including AI-enabled decision making
Assess risks related to data quality, process maturity and talent readiness
Develop a roadmap that supports successful adoption and long-term value realization from FCCS solutions
Many finance leaders build business cases for financial close and consolidation solutions primarily around ROI. However, focusing too narrowly on financial returns can overlook important sources of value, including enhanced decision making, greater agility and improved finance effectiveness enabled by AI-driven capabilities.
Join this session to learn how to build a more comprehensive FCCS business case by balancing tangible benefits with strategic outcomes and implementation risks. Explore how to address challenges related to data quality, process maturity and talent readiness, while developing a roadmap that helps finance teams realize the full value of close and consolidation transformation.
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Access to CPE Credits is subject to individual subscription type and product entitlements.
Credit: 1.00
Field of Study: Business Management and Organization
Delivery Method: Group Internet Based
Program Knowledge Level: Basic
Prerequisites: None
Advanced Preparation: None
Note: CPE Credits are not made available for those who view the on-demand replay of this webinar.
Additional Information
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