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The budget season is here again. Cheers or tears?
According to a study by Horvath & Partners in 2004, senior managers spend about 10-20% of their time on the budgeting process, while finance departments spend as much as 50% of their time. Is it the case at your organisation?
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Blog Topics: Planning and Budgeting, Financial consolidation, planning and reporting, Enterprise Performance Management (EPM)
The budget season is here again. Cheers or tears?
According to a study by Horvath & Partners in 2004, senior managers spend about 10-20% of their time on the budgeting process, while finance departments spend as much as 50% of their time. Is it the case at your organisation?
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Blog Topics: Planning and Budgeting, Financial consolidation, planning and reporting, Enterprise Performance Management (EPM)
Is your Planning & Budgeting process bringing you more headache than results? Here is your chance to fix it.
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Blog Topics: Planning and Budgeting, Financial consolidation, planning and reporting, Enterprise Performance Management (EPM), Financial Accounting Management Software
HCM City, July 6 2012 – TRG International is proud to announce their first Planning & Budgeting process review Giveaway.
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Blog Topics: Planning and Budgeting, Enterprise Performance Management (EPM)
In battle, strategic ambiguity can sometimes lead to disastrous results. At Gettysburg, for example, on the first day of the epic US Civil War battle, General Robert E. Lee ordered General Richard Ewell to take Cemetery Hill “if practicable.”
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Blog Topics: Planning and Budgeting, Financial consolidation, planning and reporting, Financial Accounting Management Software
In planning and budgeting, numbers do not always represent a complete or accurate picture. As a budget rolls up, small errors can snowball into major miscalculations, which ultimately have to be explained to senior managers or, even worse, investors.
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Blog Topics: Planning and Budgeting
The lowest performance is achieved by companies who only rely on spreadsheets for end-to-end financial planning, budgeting and forecasting processes, including collecting information, data storage, and data analysis such as “what if” scenarios.
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Blog Topics: Planning and Budgeting, Enterprise Performance Management (EPM)
