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9780471496427

eCFO : Sustaining Value in the New Corporation

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    9780471496427

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    0471496421

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2001-05-08
  • Publisher: WILEY
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Summary

Picking up where CFO: Architect of the Corporation?s Future left off, this progressive new book provides new models and techniques to help corporations prosper in the twenty-first century. Featuring interviews at the start of each chapter from some of the world?s leading CFOs - including Clayton Daly from Procter & Gamble, Tom Meredith from Dell Computers, and John Coombe from Glaxo Wellcome - eCFO draws on their experience to address the key issues they face in the new business environment.

Author Biography

<B>CEDRIC READ, JACKY ROSS, JOHN DUNLEAVY, DONNIEL SCHULMAN </B>and<B> JAMES BRAMANTE</B> are senior partners in the Financial Management Solutions division of the Management Consulting Services practice of PricewaterhouseCoopers. <BR> This practice helps clients maximize their business performance by integrating strategic change, process improvements, and technology solutions. <BR> Through a worldwide network of skills and resources, consultants manage complex projects with global capabilities and local knowledge, from strategy through implementation. <BR> PricewaterhouseCoopers is the world's leading professional services organization. Drawing on the talents of more than 150,000 people in 150 countries, the organization provides a full range of business advisory services to leading global, national, and local companies - and to public institutions.

Table of Contents

Finance in the e-Business World
1(26)
New Opportunities for Value Creation
5(2)
Understanding Webonomics
7(5)
Applying Old-World Disciplines in the New Corporation
12(3)
How Is e-Business Reshaping the Finance Function?
15(7)
The eCFO's Agenda
22(2)
eCFO Checklist
24(3)
Designing New Business Models for Value Creation
27(34)
The Drivers of Change
32(3)
What Can Established Businesses Learn from Internet Start-ups?
35(1)
Using the Web to Protect and Enhance Revenues
36(7)
Exploiting e-Markets
43(6)
Optimizing the Supply Chain through e-Collaboration
49(2)
The Business Case for B2E
51(3)
Managing Your Portfolio of Business Models
54(5)
eCFO Checklist
59(2)
Optimizing Shareholder Value: From EVA to e-Metrics
61(30)
The Seven Value Drivers Revisited
64(2)
Critical Valuation Challenges
66(4)
Webonomics: e-Business Meets Shareholder Value
70(4)
The e-Marketplace
74(4)
e-Business: the Dynamics of Value Creation
78(6)
Building a Balanced e-Business Scorecard
84(3)
Keep Your Eye on the Prize
87(1)
eCFO Checklist
88(3)
Growing Intangibles: From Valuation to Maximization
91(36)
Why Are Intangibles So Important?
94(2)
Enhancing Customer Value
96(5)
Focusing on Brand Equity
101(5)
Assessing and Managing the Value of R&D
106(3)
Leveraging Intellectual Property
109(5)
Valuing Reputation
114(3)
Nurturing Human Capital
117(6)
Intangible Assets: A Moving Target
123(1)
eCFO Checklist
124(3)
Allo-traction: From Resource Allocation to Resource Attraction
127(32)
Why Change Resource Management?
130(3)
Resource Allocation: Today's Best Practices
133(3)
The Shift to Resource Attraction
136(3)
Preinvestment Appraisal
139(3)
Investment Appraisal
142(6)
Implementation
148(4)
Postimplementation
152(2)
Implications for the Finance Function
154(3)
eCFO Checklist
157(2)
Blowing Up the Budget
159(34)
What's Wrong with Budgets?
164(5)
Making the Case for Change
169(2)
Choosing among Options
171(4)
Developing Metrics for Line of Sight
175(4)
Focusing on Forecasting
179(4)
When Strategy Meets Operations
183(1)
Tools of the Trade
184(7)
eCFO Checklist
191(2)
Delivering a New Systems Vision
193(36)
Accelerating beyond ERP
196(5)
Your New Systems Vision
201(4)
e-Business Software: Selection and Implementation
205(7)
Boosting Business Intelligence
212(6)
Investing in the Integration Framework
218(2)
Creating a CFO Portal
220(6)
eCFO Checklist
226(3)
Overhauling Your Cost Base
229(36)
The Anatomy of Costs
233(3)
Assessment Phase: Weeks 1 to 6
236(12)
Design Phase: Weeks 7 to 14
248(9)
Implementation Phase: Week 15 Onward
257(3)
Fostering Innovation and Growth
260(3)
eCFO Checklist
263(2)
Unlocking Value from Acquisitions and Alliances
265(34)
Mapping New Relationship Models
268(3)
Getting It Wrong: Some Major Pitfalls
271(4)
Value-Enhancing Deals: Six Critical Success Factors
275(1)
Getting It Right: Emerging Best Practices
275(15)
Valuing Cultural Fit
290(2)
Assigning Finance's Involvement in M&A Activities
292(4)
eCFO Checklist
296(3)
Reinventing the Corporate Center
299(28)
The CFO's Challenge
302(1)
Warning: Centers Can Seriously Damage Your Wealth
303(5)
Corporate Centers Creating Value
308(2)
Value Propositions: the Real Work of the Corporate Center
310(5)
Running Your Corporate Center at the Speed of e
315(4)
Transforming Your Corporate Center
319(4)
Remaining Vigilant: Measuring Center Performance
323(3)
eCFO Checklist
326(1)
B2F: The Virtual Finance Function
327(36)
Framing the B2F Agenda
331(2)
Transaction Processing: Web-Enabled Shared Services
333(5)
Transaction Processing: Business Outsourcing
338(5)
Working Capital-less
343(5)
The Virtual Treasury
348(3)
Online Decision Support: i-Analytics
351(6)
So How Do You Make This Journey toward Virtuality?
357(3)
eCFO Checklist
360(3)
Notes 363(2)
Index 365

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