Four Phases of Financial Transformation

Digital transformation strategy goes far beyond implementing new software — it requires that organizations use technology to create an enhanced, cutting-edge experience for internal and external parties alike, an experience that will improve their competitive advantage. Unfortunately, organizations often use technology as a way to keep up with their competitors, rather than as a way to outpace them. Simply plugging in automation software without a strategic end goal in mind can lead to lower ROI and can silo teams and data.

Achieving true digital transformation hinges on organizations mapping out a strategic vision of future business processes. It’s important to keep in mind that companies have to focus not only on the processes that touch their customers, end-users, and clients, but on the ones that are core to the business in the back-office. Automating procurement and accounts payable are two key ways to transform your financial and back-office operations.

Join Levvel Research and financial transformation expert, Oversight Systems, as we explore how you can future proof your organization by prioritizing digital transformation in every part of your business.

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Prerequisites: Previous experience in finance

Advanced preparation: None

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