Are you or your clients using Excel spreadsheets for budgeting? Is Excel’s lack of overarching controls causing you to consider moving to more structured (and more expensive) budgeting software that displaces your current Excel models? Join this webinar and learn how Finance leaders can improve their corporate Budgeting process while still retaining their Excel spreadsheets. This presentation will cover why organizations prefer to use Excel in their budgeting and planning processes, the problems associated with continuing to use Excel as the company grows, and why eliminating Excel could still be a big mistake. Lastly, participants will receive 5 action steps organizations can take today to improve their Excel based budgeting process. CPAs and their clients would be interested in attending this webinar as it lays the groundwork for scalable growth for companies across all industries.
Understand the problems associated with budgeting in Excel even while the company grows.
Hear why eliminating Excel could also be problematic (and why it might never go away).
Top 5 Steps to take to improve your Excel-based budgeting process.
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"Helpful ideas. Even though I have extensive Excel experience, I was able to find some new thoughts to ponder/implement."Harold, NJ
"The Speaker was knowledgeable and kept you interested in use of excel and other forms of budgeting software."Mark, IL
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"Thank you for accepting that many of us still use Excel rather than just selling your product"Wanda, OK
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