OBJECTIVE:
In today’s business environment, finance leaders are constantly under pressure to cut costs and implement new technology solutions for both the finance function and the enterprise. A clear, concise digital strategy is a must. But, where do you start? 

This course is designed to help you understand this new digital landscape, including emerging technologies such as cloud computing, process automation, the internet of things, and blockchain. You will learn how these technologies are helping to streamline and expedite processes in the finance function.

As your customers have new expectations for digital organizations, you’ll develop a strong understanding of what a true digital enterprise looks like and discover what top organizations are doing to redefine the customer experience. When you finish this course, you’ll be set up for success to begin developing and leading your organization’s digital strategy.

LEARNING OUTCOME:
By the end of this course, participants should be able to: 

• Identify why digital transformation is occurring 
• Recognize its underpinning technologies
• Indicate the impact it will have on customers, industries, companies, and society as a whole. 

CONTENT:
The topics in this seminar include: 

• Digital transformation 
• Emerging technologies 
• Digital enterprise
• Digital consumption 

APPLICABLE FOR: 
Management accounting professionals, experienced accounting and finance leaders, controllers, finance directors, finance vice presidents and CFOs. 
 
WHAT TO EXPECT: 

•  After registering for the on-demand course, you will receive an email from Bridge (AICPA) with your login information within two business days. 
• You will be required to sign into Bridge to access your course. To create a password for your Bridge account, use the forgot password link. The email from Bridge may take a few minutes to arrive. Please also check your junk folder.
• You will have 180 days after registration to complete the course.  
• This self-study course allows the user to save their progress and return to continue later.