Software companies need to be able to respond to the dynamic nature of the technology market. It’s important to be agile and to allocate resources strategically. Yet many software companies today are struggling to keep annual plans and budgets up to date as things change.
Increasingly, businesses are turning away from basic data aggregation to connected planning, bringing together people, data and plans to improve business performance through a dedicated process. Connected planning links a company’s budgeting and forecasting processes, which have historically been siloed, for more efficient decision-making. By replacing static annual plans with rolling forecasts and dynamic Gonzalo Villafane, Corporate Controller, Neutrona Networks predictive modeling, businesses are able to more accurately forecast bookings and allocate capital for growth when and where it’s needed.
