Getting the full picture: Software, process and compliance - build, test and prepare the organization

A new implementation, upgrade or system redesign of Deltek Costpoint cannot be taken lightly. Each initiative on its own is unique and challenging with various activities that need to be planned, coordinated and ultimately completed to achieve success. 

Join Deltek’s Wolf Thiers and Baker Tilly’s Noah Leiden for the final session of their three-part webinar series, Getting the full picture: Software, process and compliance. They will address implementation and compliance issues/challenges every organization should consider as they look to implement or upgrade their Costpoint system or undergo changes to their organizational structure and cost accounting practices.

Part three will focus on how to prepare for change management, compliance and related DCAA audits. Attendees will learn how change management during build and testing phases leads to a successful roll out and how to utilize the time to assess and prepare policies, procedures and controls for compliance and DCAA business system audits.

Who should attend

• Individuals from organizations planning and preparing for new implementations, version updates, corporate reorganizations, M&A integrations or cost accounting structure changes
• Commercial organizations planning on entering the federal market

Learning objectives

• Recognize how change management during build and testing phases leads to a successful rollout
• Understand how to prepare for compliance and related DCAA audits
• Identify correct way to write policy, procedures and establish controls

Information about CPE eligibility

There are no prerequisites for this webinar, and advance preparation is not required. There is no cost to attend this webinar. 

A certificate of completion will be emailed to you four to six weeks after the event.

Level: Basic

CPE credit: One (1) hour total credit

Field of study: Specialized Knowledge, Information Technology

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