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Get startedThis Consultation Paper seeks feedback on the 2016 CGMA Business Model Framework, whose purpose was to help the board and management consider their business model...
The digital agenda is an immediate and urgent priority for government organizations as one of the primary and most accessible means of improving citizen service and...
This report outlines how best practice in decision making is shifting towards an insight-driven process based on the rational interpretation and understanding of data.
Finance professionals can become better business partners by listening, contextualizing, and translating strategy and performance for other parts of the business.
This video discusses the importance of scenario planning in developing strategy and understanding risk.
Susan Coffey of AICPA and Jessica Fries of, Prince of Wales Accounting for Sustainability Project (A4S) discuss the future of sustainability.
This case study looks at how the retail company Halfords adopted a number of strategies to address the different areas of their retail returns.
This special report discusses the two way relationship between the board and the CFO.
This report is a summary of the document on managing risk in complex organisations, their value chains and relationship networks – referred to as the extended enterprise.
This report provides practical guidance on managing risk in complex organisations, their value chains and relationship networks - what many call the extended enterprise.
CIMA's Naomi Smith, ACMA, CGMA, FRSA, discusses the extended value chain and how changing business environments affect the way businesses manage these.
This paper examines the issues associated with natural capital erosion, arguing that action is needed to account for the risks this poses to business sustainability.