Digital technologies are set to have a revolutionary impact on the work of accountants, both in business and in practice. ICAEW has gathered together these resources to ensure its members understand how finance functions will change, the skills that will be needed and the role you will play.
Start your eLearningAs compliance services become increasingly automated, the ability to deliver well-rounded business advice to clients will become a key skill for accountants. Paul Richmond, Managing Director of the Grogroup, and Matt Flanagan, Managing Director of Bluehub, provide insights on how to become a great adviser in the digital era.
New technologies can enhance audit quality by analysing greater quantities of data and digging deeper to provide more robust insights. KPMG's Nick Frost explores five ways in which the latest technologies can enhance the audit process in a webinar for ICAEW's virtual conference on digital disruption.
Accountants can become essential partners within their business providing commercial expertise to inform strategic decision making. Tim Orme, from London Business School, outlines the seven steps you can take towards becoming an invaluable source of business insight in his webinar: "Strategic business partnering in a digital age".
With current levels of uncertainty and disruption the traditional approaches to leading change will no longer deliver results. Learn about the four steps accountants can take to lead digital transformation.
As digital technologies transform the role of finance, accountants and finance leaders need to become effective business partners. ICAEW offers a range of training courses that will help you to develop the skills necessary to influence businesses and deliver strategy in a changing environment.
Preparing yourself and your organisation for the impact of disruptive digital technologies might feel like a daunting task, but this eLearning module introduces you to a three step approach that is designed to help businesses embrace this change within finance.
Python is the computer language of choice for accountants. Kirstin Gillon explores its data-handling and statistical capabilities, and Rick Payne describes learning to code.
Kirstin Gillon reports back from the launch of the Tech Faculty’s latest international research report on automation, in conjunction with ICAI.
ICAEW is collaborating with Deloitte to ensure its members and students have the knowledge and skills to take advantage of the opportunities offered by the fourth industrial revolution and to meet its challenges head on. Log-in to access exclusive eLearning content.
How technological advances and digital transformation are impacting the profession.
As data analytics plays an increasingly pivotal role in supporting audit, assurance and business decision-making, this ICAEW community will help finance professionals develop the advanced data analytics and visualisation skills needed to succeed in this insight-driven era.
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Learn the key skills at the heart of being an effective finance business partner by completing this eLearning resource from ICAEW's Academy of Professional Development. The module outlines: what finance business partnering means; how finance partners generate influence; and how to start building your influence with ICAEW's top 10 tips.
Get to grips with fundamentals of data planning with this eLearning resource from ICAEW's Academy of Professional Development. Learn how to: better plan and more efficiently analyse your data, as well as apply the three principles of good spreadsheet design to your work
This eLearning resource from ICAEW's Academy of Professional Development outlines the difference between data, information and insight, explains why it is important to deal in insight and demonstrates how to translate data into insights using a simple process.