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White Paper: 9Dots Management Corp, LLC
The proactive planning and analysis components of a comprehensive, enterprise planning system enables any organization to quickly deliver a sophisticated, linked planning model that accurately reflects business in all its inevitable complexity and detail.Is your organization able to employ the best practices for proactive planning, budgeting, forecasting and analytics?
This whitepaper comprehensively describes the process changes that enterprise planning and analysis approach enable:
Whole company involvement: Unify and automate planning process
Data integration and integrity better planning and high-demand forecasting
Shortened Cycle Time with Proactive Planning and Forecasting
Rapid modeling for easy adoption of enterprise planning solution
Download this insightful white paper to learn how to make the most effective decision for your organization. It addresses questions like:
What are the key elements of a highly-effective planning and forecasting process for enterprises seeking higher levels of performance and business optimization?
Why are companies moving to rolling forecasts in lieu of an annual budget cycle?
How are leading organizations meeting today’s challenges through proactive planning and analysis?
How to improve cost discipline and mitigate risk with a proactive planning solution?
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