In today’s dynamic business landscape, annual budgeting alone is no longer sufficient. As market conditions evolve rapidly, static financial plans fail to capture the pace of change. We are increasingly CFOs reimagine the role of finance, from managing numbers to facilitating enterprise-wide agility.

Multi dimensional planning systems have been around for a while, but how can organizations identify the appropriate dimensions to plan against? What if the dimensions that seem obvious or most common are leading to missed insights?

The management of security and permissions is one of the most important factors to consider when evaluating, building or administering any enterprise system. This is an important consideration regardless of the size of the business but becomes especially relevant as your business scales and has to meet compliance requirements. In this blog, we cover how Pigment manages data security and permissions and how to set up the right foundation for success.

Businesses need plans in order to determine which direction they are headed in and how they will get there. In essence, plans serve as a compass for businesses guiding teams in the right direction and course-correcting when needed.

Customers want flexibility and agility - they expect their systems to adapt to changing business needs and processes, not the other way around. We often see customers sacrificing on flexibility due to system limitations and constraints which ultimately creates frustration among end-users.

OneStream recently filed for an IPO marking a significant step forward in its growth journey. In this blog, we dive deeper into what Onestream’s IPO filing might mean for the broader EPM ecosystem.

Picking a financial planning tool is a big decision that comes with a hefty price tag. It's more complex than you might think, with costs adding up in several areas. Here’s a breakdown of the main expense categories and why you need to choose carefully.

In a dynamic technology landscape, businesses require stronger planning systems to support their growth while also staying lean and nimble. At Amvent, we believe there is a significant amount of friction built into organizations using legacy planning systems.

Enterprise Performance Management (EPM) tools have tried time and again to help companies plan better. We believe there is a clear gap that is starting to emerge in the EPM space - one that is exacerbated by the speed at which Pigment is moving, iterating and evolving.