The possibilities and probabilities of big data combined with the power of emerging technologies such as robotics process automation (RPA), artificial intelligence (AI), the internet of things (IOT), and blockchain have great potential provide value in new ways. Big data has the potential as well as the possibilities to improve operational efficiency, drive new revenue streams and gain competitive advantages over business rivals. It’s no longer a question of whether big data analytics will reshape the accounting profession, but rather a question of how quickly. This workshop is tailored for accounting professionals seeking to harness the power of big data to drive strategic decision-making and address the challenges presented by this data-driven era.
TOPICS:
- Opportunities big data presents for financial analysis and decision-making.
- Learn how accounting professionals can leverage big data to optimize risk management strategies.
- What is Big Data?
- Why does Big Data Matter?
- How is Big Data being used?
- Why are Big Data initiatives so difficult?
- What does Big Data mean for the future of work?
- What does Big Data mean for the future of the accounting profession?
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
- Evaluate the challenges of handling big data and propose practical solutions for specific accounting contexts.
- Differentiate between descriptive, diagnostic, predictive, and prescriptive analytics
- Distinguish the “V”s of data including volume, variety, velocity, and veracity in the context of various types of data (e.g. sensory, image, activity data)
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:
You will require an Internet connection and a phone/voice connection at the same time. Most attendees use their computer for the audio. Participants are able to submit questions and comments during the session via a Q&A text panel. Terms, conditions, pricing and services subject to change.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CREDITS (CPE HOURS):
Wolters Kluwer professional development programs are designed to meet the continuing education requirements of a variety of professional associations. These requirements do vary by association and region. Please consult your provincial association to ensure this webinar meets the continuing professional development standards for your specific situation.
Registrations for each Live Webinar are available until the start of each program. We reserve the right to substitute speakers in the case of instructor illness. In the event that we must cancel a Live Webinar, all registrants will be notified immediately and given the opportunity to either transfer their registration to another Live Webinar or obtain a refund. For all Live Webinars that are recorded, participants will have access to the recording for 12 months following the Live Webinar. Partial credit will not be awarded for attendees that are not present for the entirety of the Live Webinar. Credit will not be awarded if an attendee does not answer all of the polling questions (where applicable). Additional credit will not be awarded due to the instructor presenting over the allotted time.
CANCELLATION POLICY:
Due to the costs involved with planning Web sessions, cancellations must be confirmed in writing at least one (1) business day before the beginning of the Web session. If we receive your cancellation notice within the above-mentioned period, you will receive a full refund. No refund will be issued for notices received after the cancellation period.
THIS WEBINAR INCLUDES:
- 12 months to review the webinar recording
- Print version of the presentation slides
- PD Certificate for 2 hours
PRESENTER:
This webinar is being presented by: Cory Campbell, Ph.D., CPA
Cory Campbell, PhD, CPA, is an Assistant Professor of Accounting at Indiana State University. His teaching and research interests lie at the intersection between accounting and technology. He facilitates CPE workshops for the Indiana CPA Society on various emerging technologies and has been a subject matter expert for the AIPCA on blockchain technology, data analytics, and cybersecurity.