Connected Planning. Ron Dimon

(ERP), customer relationship management (CRM), and product lifecycle management (PLM)Management reporting and data visualization systemsData repositories

      10 Fundamental business questionsWhat's possible, who's going to do what by when, where are we, why did we get what we got, and are we doing this the right way?

      And, overall, Connected Planning helps connect an organization's strategy, or value creation goals, to being able to sustainably execute and deliver on that strategy and those value measures.

      If you're like most organizations, you're already doing all kinds of planning with disparate systems, mostly spreadsheets, using different data, in silos, disconnected, and ineffective. What if you had one platform for all planning? Strategic, Financial, Operational, and What-if Scenarios? And a common business language for contributing and consuming those plans, their drivers, and variance alerting and reporting? What if you had a collaborative ecosystem for trying to predict the future and in the process become more ready, more agile to adapt to change and disruption, and a more accountable organization? That's the promise of Connected Planning.