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AI is already transforming the finance function. The real advantage goes to finance leaders who adopt it thoughtfully, responsibly, and with clear business goals.
This extended edition builds on the free version and goes significantly deeper. Written by myself, it focuses on practical, real-world AI applications that are already working in finance today — not hype or theory.
You’ll explore four high-impact core use cases, including forecasting, contract review, close acceleration, and reducing external advisory spend. Beyond that, the extended edition adds critical context: where AI creates value, where it introduces risk, and where human judgment must always remain in control.
The guide also includes:
A clear overview of AI risks such as hallucinations and bias
A concise “What AI Is Not Good At” perspective
A simple, structured way to get started with AI in your finance organization
An AI governance starter framework tailored to finance leaders
A broad set of additional AI use cases across FP&A, treasury, tax, M&A, and compliance
This is a practical field guide for CFOs and finance leaders who want to move from curiosity to confident execution — improving speed, insight, and decision quality without losing accountability.
No buzzwords. No unrealistic promises. Just a clear, actionable path to using AI in finance the right way.
AI is already transforming the finance function. The real advantage goes to finance leaders who adopt it thoughtfully, responsibly, and with clear business goals.
This extended edition builds on the free version and goes significantly deeper. Written by myself, it focuses on practical, real-world AI applications that are already working in finance today — not hype or theory.
You’ll explore four high-impact core use cases, including forecasting, contract review, close acceleration, and reducing external advisory spend. Beyond that, the extended edition adds critical context: where AI creates value, where it introduces risk, and where human judgment must always remain in control.
The guide also includes:
A clear overview of AI risks such as hallucinations and bias
A concise “What AI Is Not Good At” perspective
A simple, structured way to get started with AI in your finance organization
An AI governance starter framework tailored to finance leaders
A broad set of additional AI use cases across FP&A, treasury, tax, M&A, and compliance
This is a practical field guide for CFOs and finance leaders who want to move from curiosity to confident execution — improving speed, insight, and decision quality without losing accountability.
No buzzwords. No unrealistic promises. Just a clear, actionable path to using AI in finance the right way.