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Continuing our “Masters of FP&A Data” series, we have the privilege of hosting Brandon Wilson, Founder and CEO of Steady Dynamic. Brandon works with clients from early-stage startups to Fortune 500 companies giving expertise to those who lack experience building digital solutions. He encourages big ideation, assuming technology can solve any problem, and works to prioritize and constrain scope relative to business objectives. “FP&A has to some degree implemented predictive analytics” he says. “Whether that’s custom or bespoke modeling or just using tools. The next generation is unlocking prescriptive analytics. That is not just presentation or data for the purpose of extracting insights, but insights that come with recommendations and, and the ability to run multiple scenarios. “Real time data acquisition and analytics is also empowering us to do things more on a daily, if not hourly basis, and see things way sooner, uh, from, from an analytics and forecasting perspective.”
In the second week of data-nerding-out we have a treat:
AI’s transformation of finance and financial modeling
Predictive analytics to prescriptive analytics
Moving from cost center to “value add” in finance through the data
How best to deliver and integrate your data to enhance financial functions
Studying sentiment analysis in your CRM to investigate pipeline
Complex models in FP&A including clustering and Naive Bayes
SQL vs no SQL and FP&A
The Panama papers
What the data environment looks like for FP&A in the next two years
Zero shot prompts and chain of thought prompting
Reverse engineering to get the best AI finance results
Connect with Brandon Wilson on LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/bkwilson/
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