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Why Annual Planning Should be a Significant Non-Event
Sponsored By Oliver Wight
- Topics:
- Budgeting & Planning > Planning , Forecasting , Strategy
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- Abstract:
- Companies wedded to traditional annual planning and budgeting processes face significant risk of "losing" in the increasingly dynamic global marketplace. This white paper describes the pitfalls of the traditional annual planning process and offers a solution, with demonstrated results, on how to make the annual planning process a significant non-event.
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- Released: January 23, 2012
- Length: 19 pages
- Format: PDF (5108 kb)
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