A publicly traded auto retailer group faced challenges with forecasting due to a wide variance, complex model and an overload of data. The client sought to develop a strategic planning model capable of:
The company had recently gone public and was in the early stages of product development. Its business model was evolving rapidly while trying to navigate the impacts of the market and investors. This presented significant challenges as client lacked agile financial tools to evaluate the impact of various commercial and operational decisions.
A family office with a multi-layered ownership structure and a diverse asset portfolio was experiencing significant decision-making challenges. Despite growth, its capacity to grasp the full scope of its business was hindered by a reliance on the manual consolidation of data from various sources. This process was not only time-intensive but also resulted in static reports that lacked the analytical depth needed to provide strategic insight into the family office's assets, operational health, and overall financial performance.