Continuous financial planning is often set as the North Star for many finance teams looking to increase agility and uncover deeper insights. However, plotting a roadmap and navigating the transition
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Continuous financial planning is often set as the North Star for many finance teams looking to increase agility and uncover deeper insights. However, plotting a roadmap and navigating the transition from legacy processes can seem like a daunting task.
One company who successfully made this transition is Veolia, one of the world’s largest environmental solutions providers for both public and private use.
During this free webinar, Veolia’s IT Director Cheryl Stevens shares her playbook for transitioning Veolia’s entire North American team to a continuous planning process in less than six months, integrating four main service areas with completely different processes and systems.
Learn how Cheryl managed the implementation and rollout of continuous financial planning at Veolia, including:
- The entire process broken down by monthly activity and outcome
- How to address one of the most difficult parts of implementation: organizational change management
- How Veolia developed training and troubleshooting capabilities during the implementation process
- Successful outcomes and plans for future improvements
