Boost Budgeting and Forecasting with Scenario Planning

Boost Budgeting and Forecasting with Scenario Planning

Presented on October 2, 2024

Kristi Armijo, Senior Manager, Enterprise Systems Consulting Services
Brian Favorat, Senior Manager, Enterprise Systems Consulting Services

Join us for our webcast, Boost Budgeting and Forecasting with Scenario Planning, for a discussion of enterprise performance management (EPM) systems and how they can transform your approach to forecasting and budgeting, giving your business the agility it needs to thrive in a constantly evolving environment.

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