Book description
The recent crisis in the financial markets has exposed serious flaws in management methods. The failure to anticipate and deal with the consequences of the unfolding collapse has starkly illustrated what many leaders and managers in business have known for years; in most organizations, the process of forecasting is badly…
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Why read it?
1 author picked Future Ready as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
UK based Steve Morlidge is a veteran in the Beyond Budgeting movement.
Together with US based Steve Player (RIP), they wrote what I would call the greatest book ever on business forecasting. Rooted in Morlidge’s PhD insights and his extensive experience as a Finance professional, this book provides invaluable learnings on how to provide unbiased, trustworthy, and relevant business forecasts.
It also reveals how to get rid of politics and gaming in this critical business process.
From Bjarte's list on management innovation.
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