Online
Tuesday, August 12, 2025
1:00 PM Australian Eastern Standard Time
30 minutes
Learn how The Infor Public Sector Asset Lifecycle Management Industry Process Catalogue helps reduce audit risk in the asset capitalization process by providing a structured, transparent, and compliant framework for managing assets throughout their lifecycle.
We have standardized the asset capitalization process by automating key tasks such as asset valuation, cost tracking, and capitalization workflows. This minimizes manual errors and ensures consistency in how costs are recorded and capitalized, aligning with relevant accounting standards.
The system maintains detailed records of asset transactions, the unit rates used to determine the assets value, and capitalization approvals, which are critical for audit readiness - all associated back to the individual assets.
Come along to free our webinar to see what the solution looks like and hear Ash James, one of our most experienced and Senior Consultants provide some great insights into his experiences in implementing and utilising both the business processes and the standardised configurations that form the Industry Process Catalogue for Asset Lifecycle Management - Capitalization.
Speakers
Monica Nicholls
Solution Consultant, Infor
Monica Nicholls has 20+ years working with asset management software, as a customer and now vendor, in the Public Sector and Water Industries across Australia, New Zealand and UK. Monica has been with Infor for 6 years, with roles including Solution Architect with Professional Services and Solution Consultant with the Solution Consulting team, and spent a year working on the Three Waters reform project in NZ focused on Asset Management Financials.
Ash James
Consultant, Infor
Ash James came through the Infor APAC Early Talent program and has been working as a Consultant for Infor for the past 4 years. Over this period, he has delivered impactful solutions for a diverse range of clients across Australia and New Zealand by utilising the Infor IPC standard processes. His focus is on Asset Management in the Public Sector and Water Industries.