Overview
You might be hearing from various media outlets that the global economic prospect is not looking good. “Recession” isn’t a word anyone wants to think about. Goldman Sachs Senior Chairman Lloyd Blankfein—widely regarded as a financial wizard, is encouraging both big companies and consumers to be prepared. Given there are too many unknowns to simply hope for the best, organizations of all sizes should be prepared.
Does your organization have the tools to plan ahead in these uncertain time? Additionally, a lot of organizations are already understaffed, so “rightsizing” might not be enough. Organizations might need to leverage technology to plan and automate operations. Join Marcum Technology as we review FP&A technology, like Planful, to help you plan ahead with forecasting and scenario planning.
Learning Objectives
In this session, participants will:
- Review guidelines for an effective forecasting and create “What-If” scenario
- Review how continuous planning can help deliver better success
- Review how planful supports budgeting and planning.
Presenters
Buu-Linh Tran, Vice President – Financial Solutions, Marcum Technology
CPE CREDITS
Program Description | Is “Rightsizing” Your Operation Enough? |
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Learning Objectives | In this session, participants will:
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Instruction Delivery Method | Group Internet Based |
Recommended CPE Credit | 1 Hour |
Recommended Field of Study | omputer Software & Applications |
Prerequisites | None |
Program Level | Basic |
Advance Preparation | None |
FEE | None |
Cancellation Policy | You may cancel your registration at any time prior to the event. |
Complaint Resolution Policy | For more information regarding refund, concerns and program cancellation policies, please contact our offices at [email protected]. |
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