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Corporate Performance Management

Corporate Performance Management

Interest in CPM (Corporate Performance Management) is growing rapidly but what is it, why do you need it and are you ready for it?

Corporate Governance

Corporate Governance

Corporate Governance deals primarily with the board and how it conducts itself. However, its implications reach across the whole organization and far beyond simple regulatory compliance. Do you have the processes and systems in place to make it part of your business success?

Process Control and Automation

Process Control and Automation

The concept of process automation has, in recent decades, increasingly been applied to transaction processing and information management. Present day challenges such as the diversity of business operations, globalization and an increasing emphasis on compliance and risk management have added new complexities to the task of process automation but are leading to a renewed focus on its benefits.

Shared Services

Shared Services

As organizations struggle to create and sustain shareholder value, executives are continually challenged to deliver effective business processes. An increasingly popular and effective way to meet this challenge and achieve sustainable benefits is to set up shared services centres. Could this type of approach work for your organization?

Software Evaluation

Software Evaluation

The selection and implementation of a new finance system is probably the most critical IT decision you and your organization will ever make. If you’re thinking about changing your accounting software, we can help! CODA has combined over 25 years’ expertise in financial accounting solutions, with its understanding of the challenges faced by today’s organizations.

IFRS & Finance Standards

IFRS & Finance Standards

IFRS (International Financial Reporting Standards) or IAS (International Accounting Standards) – as they have been called until recently – are receiving an increasing amount of attention. However, research by CODA has shown that, despite growing awareness of impending deadlines for adopting the new International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), most companies are not yet ready and an alarming number have not even begun to plan.

The urgency stems from the fact that, as well as being a major change programme, conversion to IFRS involves having comparative figures for the period before the one actually being reported. For a company’s financial statements to comply with IFRS for the 2005 period, it needs an IFRS balance sheet for the 2003 year-end at the latest. Some stock exchanges may actually require two years of comparatives, which means using 2002 as the IFRS opening position.

To produce these comparative figures, many companies will need to use two charts of accounts – increasing work through manual consolidation. CODA's Financials solution is one of the few products that allow companies to produce these figures through a single chart of accounts.

Here is a selection of topical papers covering the issues and recent developments in the field of IFRS and other finance standards.

Downloads

Downloads
  • White papers - CODA has developed a selection of white papers focusing on topics of interest to finance departments now and in the future. Each paper has been written by an expert in that field, providing vital information and practical advice to help finance professionals tackle the issues.

Useful links

Useful links
  • www.IASB.org - The home page of the International Accounting Standards Board.
  • “Financial Reporting Goes Global” - an article published on the website for the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA), summarizing how IFRS already has significant implications for US companies, which will steadily increase in the coming years.
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