WEBINAR: From Numbers to Strategy: How Finance Drives Data-Driven Supply Chains
Businesses are collecting mountainous amounts of data, but few are using that data to make transformative change. Multiple departments, systems, and processes, often working in siloes with varying tasks, responsibilities, conflicts of interest, create a patchwork of data points. This makes it difficult for finance teams to access and analyze information that gives them both the ‘big picture’ and granular detail. With restricted visibility, effective decision-making across the supply chain becomes a challenge.
It’s time for finance to take a strategic standpoint, to create a more efficient, resilient, and cost-effective supply chain.
Join this session while we cover topics such as :
- The challenges and risks with financial data
- Why data is your single source of truth
- The strategic role of finance in the supply chain
- How to establish a data-driven supply chain
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