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Markets have changed rapidly over the last year. Interest rates and costs are continuing to rise. Is your governmental entity’s investment policy keeping up?
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If your organization is like most, it maintains several—if not dozens—of software subscriptions. Now, thanks to GASB Statement No. 96, your organization will need to account for and disclose these subscriptions.
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Tuesday, September 12, 2023 | 9:00am – 11:30am
Our team broke down the 2023 legislation passed in Minnesota and how this impacts public sector employers across the state.
Tuesday, November 15th | 10:30am-12pm
The GASB 87 Lease standard is here and GASB 96 Subscription Based IT Arrangements is right around the corner –are you prepared?
You and your team need to solve a problem—you need to make a change. But where do you begin? The second article in our Change Management Series sheds light on five steps to follow when planning for change.
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Simply put, “automation” is the act of automating certain processes within an organization. These processes could include accounts payable and receivable, payroll, and other administrative functions. While automation typically relies on software, it’s not about reducing your organization’s headcount. Instead, it’s about finding ways to eliminate redundancies, paper, and even errors. The result: Your staff members are free to do more of what they were hired to do—and empowered to do it more easily.
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Accounts payable is an infamously tedious process. For many cities and local governments, it can be downright overwhelming, especially for those with an overburdened finance department. If your organization is getting bogged down by the flow of vendor invoices and checks, automation could be the solution.
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In this first article in our Change Management Series, we’re highlighting ways to prepare your team for change. Here are 10 best practices to follow.
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Carver city leaders realized a more robust financial planning exercise was needed. They needed more than a spreadsheet—they needed to understand the city’s financials, as well as tax impacts to new rates and fees that came with growth and evolving expectations.
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Join us for the final installment of our webinar series for local governments. This month, we’re talking about fraud and fraud prevention for local governments.
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