Unleash the Power of Integrated Planning

Unleash the power of integrated planning

There’s a famous quote from Mike Tyson that says: “Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.”  This is often how we feel when we try to make plans for our business.  It looks great on paper and everyone thinks that they’ve built in enough margin for error – and then the circumstances change again and you’re back at square one.  It can be very frustrating, we know, but there are ways to mitigate this risk and to improve the overall accuracy of your planning endeavours.

How scenario stress-testing can help you weather the recession

Scenario stress-testing to help you weather the recession

After years of economic expansion, we’re finally seeing the tide turn again as we enter what looks like it will be an extended recession. When you consider the impact of the pandemic, widespread inflation, war in Ukraine, and supply chain issues across the board – this is not something that should surprise us. But if you haven’t been paying attention and considering the impact of a recession on your business, you might find yourself in that position.

Unify your FP&A process and never lose track of the bigger picture

In order to drive real value for an organization, FP&A needs to ditch its traditional accounting role for a seat at the executive table. Rather than just crunching numbers and producing obligatory finance statements, companies are counting on their finance teams to drive value by informing key strategic decision-making

Expanding the horizons of your planning with Integrated Business Planning

Operational plans are crucial to any business; without them, a company would have no way to analyse the efficiency of the operations that keep it running. Unfortunately, however, properly gauging the effectiveness of your operational plans is extremely difficult if they aren’t integrated with company strategy.

How A CFO Deals With Christmas Stress!

While the holiday season is, for many, one of the most wonderful times of the year, it can also be extremely stressful. Hanging decorations, writing Christmas cards and, of course, buying and wrapping gifts, can easily add up to turn Christmas and New Year’s into an organisational nightmare.