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Apr 11, 2020 1 hr 6 min

Beyond Budgeting with Steve Morlidge

from Comparative Agility Hosted by Dee Rhoda

This month I was lucky enough to talk with Steve Morlidge to talk about the Beyond Budgeting. He is an expert in Beyond Budgeting, a financial method that searches for a lot of the same anti fragile outcomes as the Agile manifesto. Why is this important? Yearly budgets are inefficient and wasteful. Trying the forecast your budget for the year is like trying to forecast your roadmap for the year. It will most likely change with new information, so moving to “just enough” planning is less wasteful. Yearly budgeting encourages bad behaviour. Forcing people to allocate dollars before they know what they need it ends up with them asking for too much at the beginning and madly spending before the EOFY. Here is What You Will Learn The six pillars of change. Understand the six pillars that will support your organisation to this more Agile financial method. The Beyond Budgeting iterative method. See the cycle that manages failure within boundaries and allow for a greater opportunity for growth and learning. Sign Up Now You can get your free Comparative Agility account today and begin on your team’s Continuous Improvement journey. About Steve Morlidge Steve Morelidge is the author of ‘The Little Book of Beyond Budgeting: A New Operating System for Organisations’ and ‘The Little Book of Operational Forecasting’ in 2018. As well as being the Development Director for CatchBull, he currently a member of the Beyond Budgeting Institute’s core team. About Simon Hilton Simon Hilton is an Agile Coach and Teacher that has worked in and guided Agile transformations across a diverse range of organisations. Simon is an empathetic leader and instructor that has trained thousands of people as in Agile mindset, frameworks and transformation.

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