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  “28 percent of financeexecutives viewed their

2009 targets as havingbecome obsolete

before the year hadeven begun.”

- Business Finance

Budgeting & Forecasting Study 

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“Forecasting was really the height of arrogance back then. You

really knew that you couldn't forecast, so rather than do plan

after plan after plan, the point was to create flexibility and aresponsiveness within.” - UPS CFO Kurt Kuehn

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“We, like a lot of other companies, started 2010 with

three or four different plans, because you really have to

build some scenarios… We now have a flexible processthat catches improvements during the course of the

year.” - EMC CFO David Goulden. 

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Into which of the following categories does your job function fall? 

Which option best describes your company/ organization?  

Base for both charts: all respondents, 265.

Respondents are high to mid level executives at a

variety of firm types.32% of respondents hold an top level position, such as CFO, CEO, President or Owner. Anadditional 54% are a mid-level executive, such as VP, Director or Manager.

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63 percent of respondents indicate improving forecastingcapabilities is among their top three 2010 priorities

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Two thirds of respondents require a week or more to

produce a forecast

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Less than one in five respondents forecast within 0-5

percent accuracy

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Less than one third of respondents indicated they were

very confident about the assumptions in theirorganization’s current cash flow forecast

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Roughly one third of respondent companies have six or

more people dedicated to forecasting

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Respondents indicate their organizations are enhancing

forecasting capabilities through multiple efforts

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What is the primary technology that you use forForecasting? 

Source: Business Finance 2010 Budgeting & Forecasting Study

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Budgeting/forecasting processes become more fullyintegrated with overall corporate strategy 

Source: Business Finance 2010 Budgeting & Forecasting Study

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External Factors Become “Brick &Mortar” for New Forecasting models

Growing demand for improved

forecasting capabilities is

leading companies to more

closely track the materialimpact external factors are

having on company forecasts.

- The Hackett Group

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At Dow, Cycles Trump Accuracy• Rather than waiting for the

“DEEP” business cycle, thisapproach is helping Dowidentify business cycles ingeneral. - Dow’s Tim Rey 

• Confirming the direction ofthe economy as a whole, withconfidence, can be used to

significant business

advantage. - Dow’s Tim Rey 

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At MillerCoors, Causal DiscussionEnergizes Forecasting