Alnoor Bhimani Bücher

Explains using straight-forward language, extensive practical illustrations and case studies how technology and innovation-based start-ups can adopt and use a financial toolkit that is simple, effective and focused on their needs.

This insightful analysis explores the technological forces reshaping the accounting profession and outlines essential strategies for adaptation. Al Bhimani, a respected accountant and academic, reveals how traditional business fundamentals are being overshadowed by digitalization. Readers will discover the impact of big data and AI on audit work and financial management, emphasizing the necessity of learning quickly from diverse data sources in today's accounting landscape. The text argues that accounting information must evolve to forecast future events rather than merely reflect past financial activities. It addresses the imperative for finance to adjust to a rapidly changing environment characterized by new risks, data proliferation, and heightened regulation. Bhimani asserts that accounting must fundamentally transform, as conventional financial analysis is becoming inadequate for executives in digital organizations. Through a clear, illustrated approach filled with case studies and practical examples, he demonstrates how technologies like big data, blockchain, robotic process automation, and AI can empower accountants to navigate these new challenges. This book is essential for finance leaders in both private and public sectors and serves as a valuable resource for accounting students preparing for the evolving professional landscape.

Build your business from start-up to scale-up and beyond with this guide for tech ventures on how financial management can be used to get ahead.

Including European and Harvard Business School cases, this book has been adapted to suit a UK/European syllabus. The Euro is used as the reference currency throughout the text, whilst a range of individual currencies are used in the questions.

With a strong international focus, this text covers established and contemporary issues within management and cost accounting. Drawing on the latest research and surveys, the authors bring technical and theoretical concepts to life through extensive use of real world examples and case studies.