Bu building easy-to-use versions and using situation evaluation, monitoring will certainly spend much less time gathering data and also even more time evaluating it for decision-making. Several Microsoft Excel devices are made use of throughout this course program to make it useful and also to offer participants the abilities required to apply the devices in their organization immediately. Such devices consist of 'what-ifs' and the solver, amongst many others.
The budget and the functions of management
Budget as a planning tools
Budget and the key financial statements
Top-down versus bottom-up process
The budget cycle
The characteristics of successful budgeting
Making the budget a value-adding activity
Top tem problems with budgeting
Choosing the proper budgeting approach
Incremental budgeting
Zero-based Budgeting
Flexible Budgeting
Kaizen Budgeting
Activity based budgeting
Rolling (continuous) budgets and forecasts
The master budget and its components
Operating and capital budgets
Best practices in budgeting
Creating a user friendly template
Forecasting models'
Qualitative and quantitative methods
Steps in developing forecasting models
Time series and trend analysis
Data conditioning techniques
Exponential smoothing and moving averages
Simple and multiple regression analysis
Business risks and capital
Classifying investment projects
Cash flow estimation
Analyzing investment and operating cash flows
Time value of money concepts
The required rate of return
Net Present Value (NPV)
Internal Rate of Return (IRR)
Multiple Internal Rate of Return (MIRR)
Profitability Inderx (PI)
Payback period and discounted payback period
Capital rationing
Comparing and evaluating techniques
Sensitivity and risk analysis
Cost Volume Profit (CVP) analysis
Using CVP to reach a target income
Single product and multiple products breakeven analysis
Working with budget constraints
Building optimization models
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