WEBINAR: Forget the past, let's look to the future and embrace predictive accounting
Wednesday 2 December 2015, 12:00 pm AEST (Qld Time)
Have you ever considered how buying a new piece of equipment, hiring new employees or taking on a big contract
might impact your business activities and cash flow? While it might take drive, passion and enthusiasm to start a business, actually running it day to day and making it into a profitable enterprise requires down-to-earth practical skill and know-how, especially in the
area of finances.
Historical performance of your business from last year, last quarter or last month is of limited use when you’re trying to assess or capitalise on business opportunity.
Limitations and frustrations can arise in historical accounting.
These systems produce a profit and loss and balance sheet of historical figures but don’t provide the information required to help you make educated and informed decisions for your businesses future.
This webinar will help you fill this ‘information gap’ and embrace predictive accounting.
Join Jason Krenske from Ulton as he discusses the following topics:
• What are the limitations or frustrations with historical accounting
• What is Predictive Accounting
• What are the benefits of predictive accounting
• Common techniques and
technology used in predictive accounting
• Case Study of how predictive accounting can be used to improve business results
This is the final instalment of a three part ‘Knowledge is Power’ webinar series that is designed to help you understand the importance of
good financial management in your business.
Presenter: Jason Krenske – Partner, Ulton
With a valuable 20 years' experience in
both Australian and International markets Jason's areas of expertise are Financial Modelling in Excel & Winforecast, Financial Performance Monitoring, Integrated Reporting and Systems Development using ODBC and VBA.
Professionally Jason is motivated by developing solutions that
improve and maximise the profit that can be achieved in clients businesses with the ultimate aim being to enable the owners to retire when and how they want.