This highly practical and interactive one-day course will clearly explain the purpose of the budget in controlling costs and forecasting financial and operational performance and planning.
Effective budget forecasting and management is an essential part of the job for the modern-day manager, yet the techniques and methods necessary for success are often left for people to work out for themselves. As the physicist Neils Bohr said: 'Forecasting is difficult, particularly when it's about the future!'
It is very important that budget holders appreciate the function of the budget and understand how it affects the rest of the business operation and strategy. There are many established practices, processes, techniques and nuances that can only be truly understood through effective training.
This highly practical and interactive one-day course will clearly explain the purpose of the budget in controlling costs and forecasting financial and operational performance and planning.
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