Business Planning stories

There’s nothing puzzling about loving puzzles, especially if you’ve ever experienced the joy of escape rooms. >>

MBIE says Organisation Parts enable New Zealand organisations to digitise their businesses and compete in the changing digital economy.>>

giniPredict was launched in ANZ given the countries' ‘high levels of uptake for cloud solutions, the relatively advanced adoption of technology in general and maturity of the digital market’.>>

The survey data details significant cuts to IT budgets and shifting business priorities in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent economic fallout.>>

"If we didn’t have the right tools in place, we wouldn’t have had the level of agility to give our executive team the data they needed to make such rapid workforce decisions — or text people within five minutes to provide them with critical information.">>

Asana has launched a new offering that is focused on aiding organisations that are resetting and redefining their goals and potentially working with a disparate workforce. >>

Customers don’t have the time or patience for companies to figure it out; they go where they have the easiest, most satisfying experience. >>

How robust planning can help finance leaders steer their organisations through COVID-19 and beyond.>>

According to a Gartner survey released yesterday, only a small portion of CFOs have a second wave of COVID-19 outbreaks factored into their planning scenarios, while 42% of CFOs are not incorporating a second wave outbreak at all in their plans.>>

The solution helps to move organisations away from ‘Excel Hell’ related to budgeting, forecasting, and planning.>>

The story of how a Kiwi company was successful in Australia and now returning full circle to NZ.>>

Experience shows that better outcomes can be achieved by organisations who adopt a strategy of integrated business planning, according to Board International.>>

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has helped Quantiful, the New Zealand based software startup, to create the world’s first consumer, insight-led business planning tool QU.>>

“Richard Branson is tremendously successful, but even he admits it’s because he’s hired talented teams of people to get things done.”>>

Hitachi states that the company split will have no impact on the consolidated operating results. >>

Rockwell Automation will add Emulate3D’s technology to its digital design portfolio to deliver solutions to automotive, logistics, material handling, and other industrial applications. >>

Here are several key areas business owners can look at to make meaningful changes to their business.>>

Women are more likely to run larger SMBs, but they’re also more worried, more stressed, and less likely to use an insurance broker for their business than male SMB owners.>>

“Too many business startup owners try to do it all on their own, so they rely on their own interpretations, or what their mates tell them.">>

The ‘textbook’ definition of IBP is that it’s something which offers a co-ordinated approach to business planning.>>

Software solutions need to be easily customised to fit the way businesses operate - not the other way around.>>

The new appointments will be tasked with supporting partner go-to-market strategies and providing pre and post sales deployment to partners.>>

Dropbox has launched a collection of new Dropbox for Business features in three key areas: security, administration and integration.>>

Outsourcing and partnering is one area of IT where we consistently see the most debate.>>