by Chiluba Salare | May 7, 2021 | Adaptive Insights, E-Book, Financial Planning & Analysis
E-BOOK Six Best Practicesof Top Controllers Get my free eBook Beyond Number Crunching: If you’re a financial controller today, you know that your role has moved way beyond number crunching, and you’re increasingly taking on the role of financial operating officer....
by Annika Struwig | Jan 13, 2021 | Adaptive Insights, Webinar
On-Demand Webinar Rapid Modeling and “What-If” Scenarios Overview Title: Rapid Modeling and “What-If” Scenarios Type: On-Demand Duration: 1 hour Summary In this on-demand webinar, FP&A experts discuss their strategies for creating, planning,...
by Chiluba Salare | Nov 2, 2020 | Adaptive Insights, E-Book, Financial Planning & Analysis
E-BOOK 5 Steps to Getting Your Business on Board with Rolling Forecasts Mitigate risk with rolling forecasts Companies often spend weeks or months developing an annual plan or budget for their business, but by the time they’re finished, the market has changed and the...
by Chiluba Salare | Oct 26, 2020 | Adaptive Insights, Articles, Financial Planning & Analysis
BLOG | FINANCIAL PLANNING & ANALYSIS 5 Steps to Getting Started with Rolling Forecasts Companies often spend weeks or months developing an annual plan or budget, but by the time they’re finished, the market has changed and the budget has become obsolete....
by Chiluba Salare | Oct 19, 2020 | Adaptive Insights, Articles, Financial Planning & Analysis
BLOG | FINANCIAL PLANNING & ANALYSIS How to Gain Business Agility with Rolling Forecasts When it comes to FP&A forecasting, most companies base their long-range forecasts on static planning processes, rather than more relevant, dynamic plans that reflect the...
by Chiluba Salare | Sep 3, 2020 | Adaptive Insights, Articles, Financial Planning & Analysis
BLOG | FINANCIAL PLANNING & ANALYSIS 5 Signs You’ve Outgrown Spreadsheets If you ask someone why they still carry a flip phone, push a lawn mower, or use a computer from 1997, they might say upgrading is too much of a hassle. After all, if it ain’t...
