Thomas Sutter

Finance Centre of Excellence at Oracle NetSuite

Message Posts: 3 Comments: 0

Bio Thomas Sutter is part of Oracle NetSuite's Finance Centre of Excellence. In this role, Thomas uses his extensive financial experience background to provide counsel to customers, support product development and best practice, and advise on software implementation strategy. Thomas regularly engages with finance professionals to build their understanding in how they can advance their business, focusing primarily on the core pillars of technology, processes and people. Career History Thomas is a career Finance Director and Controller. Previously responsible for handling international finance operations and local reporting within large corporate businesses, Thomas now uses this experience in his role within Oracle NetSuite's Finance Centre of Excellence.

Blogs

Business Knowledge for IT

Five considerations for financial analytics and reporting success

21 Jun 2021

Businesses today rely on data, and fortunately there’s no shortage of it. In fact, the amount of information processed by a single business unit now would have overwhelmed the largest enterprise just a few decades ago. Yet, 95 percent admit to being overwhelmed by data quantities at least some of the time, while 45 percent say not having the data ...

Why Accounting Teams Should Strive for Continuous Close

08 Sep 2020

Our move to remote working has brought about an important realisation for virtual accounting teams – traditional accounting practices are long overdue for change. Suddenly, we’re being forced to assess what works, and what doesn’t. But in order to look forward, let’s consider where we’ve started. The standard accounting processes most businesses us...

High performing teams

Here’s How Finance Teams are Driving Business Priorities

13 Aug 2020

Over the last few months, we’ve heard a lot about the finance team’s elevated role within organisations. Much of that commentary has rightly been focused on cash flow – taking stock of the resources in reserve, outstanding receivables and pending liabilities, then making estimates to help businesses adapt to the new reality. These actions are stil...

See all Thomas's blogs