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Tag: forecasting software

November 29, 2011December 6, 2011Plan & Forecast

Annual Budgeting – Our favorite season?

BUDGETING Yes, it’s that time of the year. The time that is often filled with pain and fear. No, I am not […]

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August 16, 2011August 16, 2011Finance, Plan & Forecast

How to reduce detail in your forecasts

Rolling Forecasts are quite popular today. But to implement them properly it is usually imperative to reduce the detail in the forecasting […]

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January 20, 2011December 12, 2011Finance, Plan & Forecast

3 ways to analyze and communicate Forecast Accuracy

Analyzing Forecast Accuracy What’s the best kept secret in your company? Well, hopefully not your forecast accuracy numbers? Forecast accuracy should not […]

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October 9, 2010April 25, 2012Finance, Plan & Forecast

The case for continuous forecasting

Continuous Forecasting Time for a confession. I really hated forecasting back in my old job. Here I was working with clients on […]

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Christoph writes about leadership, data, and endurance from Munich, Germany. With 25 years leading teams at companies like KPMG, Cognos, OSIsoft and msg global, he's learned that the best performance insights come from unexpected places—like ice baths and power meters.

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