Budgeting, Planning & Forecasting using Excel remains one of the most commonly used methods by FP&A professionals. As we mentioned in our first blog post on Planning in Excel, 80% of organizations reported in a recent survey* that they are still reliant on the tool. The demands on the Office of Finance to increase value across the organization continue to ...
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For most finance professionals, Excel has long been the gold standard for budgeting, planning, and forecasting. It is a great tool with numerous features that offer a lot of functionality. But in the global marketplace that is facing rapid changes due to digital transformation, is Excel alone still enough? In a 2018 survey, 80% of organizations reported they are still ...
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Best-in-class CRM tools are a must for any company that wants to maintain its competitive edge. Yet despite all of their fancy features and functions, most leading systems fall short when it comes to planning. So what’s a sales professional to do – resort to spreadsheets despite all of the known risks and shortcomings? Fortunately, today there are better options: ...
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This blog series examines the five essential steps in strategic planning and workforce management, explains the technologies that can support those steps, and offers case histories that show how the adoption of planning technology can streamline workforce management with considerable benefits to the organization [....]
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Over the last 20 years I have become immune to the catch phrase in vendor land – “Excel is Dead”. Every time I engage with any of our clients, prospective clients or anyone interested in understanding how we can help them with their reporting challenges, Excel is the cornerstone of the process.[...]
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Ever had a report with 10 tabs displaying at the same data for multiple products and the frustration that caused? Remember after that when you learned about pivot tables? Jedox Web has some features that feel as revolutionary. [...]
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