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Road to Compliance: Guide to Comply with FASB ASC 842

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STRATEGY POLICY INVENTORY DATA SYSTEM PROCESS CONTROL SUSTAIN 34 tangoanalytics.com ROAD TO LEASE COMPLIANCE | SUSTAIN SUSTAIN Operationalizing compliance is only half the battle, sustaining it over the long term is equally important The value in ensuring ongoing compliance to the new lease accounting standards is obvious. What is less so, and yet potentially more valuable, are the opportunities to improve strategic decision-making over the long haul. Whether benefits manifest through a more strategic approach to making new lease decisions, a higher EBITDA through improved lease classification, or leveraging the fact that once disparate data spread across different types of leases and numerous physical locations has now been transformed to improve corporate strategy, none of it matters if it cannot be sustained. Here we can lean on lessons from the wider business world: Business Process and Change Management. Business processes coordinate the actions of people, systems, information, and things to produce outcomes in support of a business strategy. But fully realizing the value of the business process transformation that is lease compliance requires several steps to make sure it is sustainable. According to industry experts, like those at BPM Leader, "Executive leadership must make it a priority to engage the entire organization in the change, and select the right cross-functional leaders to embrace the change and lead the new cross-functional organization. Selecting leaders with the right level of influence and personality is critical to ensuring that the value of investments made are fully realized." Business process owners as champions of sustaining compliance Organizations need to carefully select individuals with cross-functional decision- making authority to be accountable for sustaining high performing business processes. These Business Process Owners (BPO) enable organizations to institutionalize these processes across the entire enterprise. They monitor and report process performance against key performance indicators and have the

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