While the social and economic impacts of the growing coronavirus outbreak have dominated the news cycle, the larger implications for higher education have largely gone unnoticed. With the WHO recently declaring the coronavirus a global pandemic, colleges and universities across the country have been forced to grapple with the long-term consequences of declining international enrollment, suspended study abroad or foreign exchange student programs, and an overhaul of distance educational technology. Though the trajectory of the current outbreak is impossible to predict, institutions should make responsible financial planning a priority in the event of revenue loss.

Exploring your organization's financial future requires in-depth scenario analysis. Each possible future is composed of various drivers that can be organized into a macro-scenario. Although exploring macro-scenarios helps in isolating a good trajectory, finance professionals need to understand the variable micro-scenarios that make up each macro-scenario. Read this article to understand how micro- and macro-scenarios impact financial analysis, as well as why finance professionals need the ability to examine at both scales.

Maximizing revenue using Business Intelligence (BI) software was one of the main objectives of organizations around the world in 2019. A wide variety of vendors market their BI software as the holy grail of operational efficiency, boasting guaranteed ROI for any business who fully utilizes their software. However, all business intelligence offerings are missing a crucial component that many successful businesses are capitalizing on. Read more to see the truth about business intelligence.

Synario is designed to be implemented timely and efficiently. With an average total implementation time of 3 months, Synario enables new users to get up and running in a fraction of the time it takes to implement other budgeting and planning software. Synario also offers other competitive advantages during implementation that save our clients time, money, and IT load.