“Recent events have changed the way we all work, and have forced organizations, including ours, to be more agile than ever. We all need to stay ahead of evolving needs and expectations, and deliver exceptional experiences for customers, partners, employees, and citizens.”
—Steve Cox, Group VP of ERP and EPM Product Marketing at Oracle
Merging or acquiring another company can be beneficial for all parties involved, but there are two critical steps that are often overlooked:
During this webinar, finance thought leaders from Oracle and Deloitte discuss the five best practices your organization can use to capitalize on M&A, as well as divestitures.
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In collaboration with: Deloitte
Companies with cross-enterprise connected planning can drive better business outcomes through collaborative planning across finance, human resources, and other lines of business.
The MIT TR team surveyed and interviewed 860 executives worldwide, across industries, to get their perspectives on how they are approaching planning in these unpredictable times.
The “Collaborative Planning in an Uncertain World” report was released in January 2021 in partnership with Oracle. It found that disconnected data in departmental silos gives limited visibility across the business. You spend more time collecting data than analyzing it.
Connected data leads to deeper, faster, more actionable insights, operationally connected plans, and better risk and opportunity management.
Watch this webinar with Evosys and learn how the Lambeth Council is improving decision-making, cutting costs, and freeing up resources by implementing Oracle finance and HR applications.
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In collaboration with: Evosys
Today, everything from music and movies to equipment monitoring and preventative maintenance can be delivered “as a service.” In the wake of the global COVID-19 pandemic, companies now need to find new ways to do business to survive. Many have pivoted quickly responding to their customer's needs in new ways.
Pressure to change has been building for years. Well before the COVID-19 pandemic, organizations being too slow, too siloed, or built on overly complex matrix structures has routinely worried senior executives. Many organizations and business leaders now recognise that the transition from today’s crisis mode to the next normal offers a unique opportunity for change.
Business leaders have used the pandemic to reassess their businesses to discover which Big Moves can be taken, to pivot for growth- be it within their business strategy, business model, organisation mission, structure, or culture.
Some areas of change are Service-based business models: automation and process optimization, Cloud-based technologies with IoT, ML, and AI capabilities that are enabling and supporting the big moves.
Watch this webinar, with Inspirage and Oracle, to discover how to survive, compete, and reignite growth.
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In collaboration with: Inspirage
Acquisitions grow a company’s data. Add in the expansion of IoT, mobile, and other digital technologies creating new access points, and the risk of data being compromised also increases.
So, how do you manage risk in an era of data proliferation?
We offer a well-integrated risk management approach to security, risk, and compliance. It ensures that any structural or business model changes won’t introduce new risks that can negatively impact your brand’s reputation or bottom line.
A scalable, centralized approach, connecting risk functions across your enterprise to your larger business will ensure the best business outcomes.
Security, risk, and compliance remain resilient throughout business changes and disruptions. You can connect business results to business risks for better financial oversight, and increase the confidence needed to make timely risk-based decisions.
Watch this webinar, with PwC, to build a Risk-aware culture as part of a constant new business model identifying threats or mistakes.
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In collaboration with: PwC
In our rapidly transforming world, where consequences are far greater, strong internal controls are imperative. Despite all the investment and increasing requirements and regulations, controls are not prioritised, and are largely focused on financial reporting. The old, manual and siloed control model has increasingly exposed Executives to risk.
Organisations are moving to Oracle Cloud to gain benefits from new digital functionality and agility at lower cost. This can, and should, include a transformation of internal controls as well. However the opportunity to automate controls, segregation of duty compliant roles, and the good practice IT controls expected by auditors, is often overlooked by systems implementers.
Watch this webinar with Deloitte and Oracle to find out more about a new approach to controls where technology is at the heart of the operation, assurance and monitoring of controls to help your organisation ensure process integrity, increase confidence in business decisions and enhance productivity.
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In collaboration with: Deloitte
Questions are emerging from boardroom and strategic planning discussions, which support teams are struggling to answer at the speed and frequency required. Organisations have rapidly shifted their focus to business continuity, customer and employee support. However it has highlighted some key capability gaps. One such area has been around Dynamic Scenario Modelling.
Join our webinar to find more about how technology can help you shape your business strategy, prioritize investment decisions and manage your working capital in uncertain times.
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In collaboration with: PwC
In a time of massive disruption, tax authorities are going digital too. Tax compliance is becoming more and more data driven and real time. Above all, tax is entwined in almost all business processes through which tax is relevant well beyond the responsibilities of the tax department.
Join this webinar with Deloitte and Oracle, and discover how technology and tax reporting solutions can help you plan and execute tax management efficiently and effectively.
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In collaboration with: Deloitte
Many businesses are looking to their finance functions to provide quick-response, data-driven planning to map the way forward in difficult economic environments. Do your planning and forecasting applications deliver?
Advanced technologies now enable built-in intelligence, process automation and advanced analytics, integrating real-time information to speed up and improve decision making. Join our webinar and learn how this enables comprehensive modeling, forecasting, and planning across finance and lines of business, to help your organization unlock potential for innovation and growth.
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In collaboration with: KPMG
Cash flow management has become a priority in these uncertain times. Regardless of the industry, managing spend and suppliers is critical. Procurement and accounts payable leaders have to forecast and preserve cash wherever possible.
To maximize the impact of these and other objectives, procurement needs to be managing all spend and all suppliers. Spend under management is key. Understand from Office Depot how they address their procurement challenges.
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In collaboration with: PwC
With COVID-19 and the resulting economic disruption, it’s difficult for companies to plan when the future is uncertain. Uncertainty planning is the concept of preparing for “what if” scenarios: What if our organization, our industry, or even the entire economy goes a different direction?” How do you decide which scenarios to model, which variables and KPIs to focus on?
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In collaboration with: Accenture
Customers are increasingly demanding, with many vendors and channel options to choose from. To avoid losing customers to competitors, companies need to provide a frictionless customer experience—making it easy to place orders, fill them accurately, and deliver them rapidly—which requires a real-time view of stock across all locations. In addition, returns need to be processed effortlessly to maintain customer satisfaction.
Watch this webinar with Inspirage and Oracle, and discover how to boost customer experience with frictionless order orchestration.
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In collaboration with: Inspirage
Customer behavior changes and unexpected disruptions in supply chains, financial flows, and sales channels are the new normal for globally operating companies. Agility and speed are critical success factors to enable fast responses and to stay on track, versus firefighting day in, day out. Companies running mature Integrated Business Planning are better prepared to manage uncertain conditions. Having the right IT solution is critical to support your IBP process through scenario management and modeling of different outcomes—enabling informed decision making to steer the business.
Watch this webinar with Oliver Wight and Oracle and discover how to plan for success today.
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Date: 8 February 2021
Time: 10:00 GMT / 11:00 CET / 14:00 GST
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In collaboration with: Oliver Wight
Ongoing global trade issues are affecting the way companies do business, and have resulted in increased complexity and costs and reduced efficiency. Geopolitical tension and sanctions require that you know exactly (and can assess) who you are doing business with.
Perfect delivery requires alignment between production, trade and transportation to minimize shipment delays that can adversely impact customer delivery dates. To achieve this, companies must proactively ensure compliance with customs procedures (authorizations, registrations, etc.), as well as (local) import and export regulations, sanctioned party screening and export controls, while also keeping a close eye on costs.
Watch this webinar with PwC and Oracle and discover how to streamline your global trade operations for better agility.
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In collaboration with: PwC
Excellence in logistics depends on synchronized networks of suppliers, transportation providers, distribution centers and retailers, who align to deliver shipments and customer orders. Disruptions such as port closures, bad weather, factory shutdowns, transportation shortages and trade wars can adversely affect any component—and have cascading effects, resulting in delayed shipments, increased costs and decreased customer satisfaction. All players need to adapt to disruptions to keep shipments on schedule.
Watch this webinar with KPMG and Oracle, and discover how you can adapt to disruptions to keep your shipments on schedule.
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In collaboration with: KPMG
The key supply chain lesson of COVID-19 is that when market conditions change fast, being prepared matters more than ever - leveraging systems that support visibility, rapid decision-making, and flexible response. This crisis occurred just as disruptive technologies are opening new ways to create business opportunities and solve business problems. Marginal cost savings must now be offset against the many political, environmental, and social risks associated with single sourcing. Flexibility and resiliency have never been more important, forcing business leaders to find the right balance between pure cost savings and adaptability, speed, risk management, and sustainability. How do you determine the right balance?
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In collaboration with: Accenture
As supply chains continue to recover from the disruption created by COVID-19, companies of all sizes leverage their investment in ERP Cloud.
In this panel discussion Sakura shares the challenges they have faced in supply chain during COVID-19 period, the mitigation measures they adopted and their supply chain vision for the future.
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In collaboration with: PwC