Why Attend
Budgets are an essential financial tool, which aid, planning, decision making, resource allocation, coordination, and control.
Instructor-led training that uses interactive learning methods, including class discussion, small group activities, and role-playing
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Break-Even Analysis, Sensitivity Analysis, and What-If Analysis
Break-Even Analysis, Cost Behaviour, and Sensitivity Analysis
Identifying Fixed, Variable and Semi-variable costs
Identification of the level of sales/profit in order to break even
Identification of critical costs
Determining resources requirements
What if Analysis using Excel and leading software
Performing “What If” and Sensitivity Analysis to evaluate the implications of changes in major factors of production and consumption on the Cash Budget and Profit & Loss Account
Identification of key performance indicators for effective and focused decision making
Recommend various courses of action to manage the implications of “What If” and Sensitivity Analysis.
Developing Budget Re-Projection and Best Case / Worst Case Scenario Models
Planning for contingencies
Developing various scenarios
Using the Scenario tool in Excel® to explore the variable sets of assumptions while tracking the impact on the base model.
Building the financial simulation model using probabilistic (Monte Carlo) simulation
Building the financial simulation model using deterministic simulation
Variance Analysis, Reporting, Control, and Decision Making
Accounting Systems, Accountability and Responsibility Systems
Essential Elements of a Costing System
Establishing and Implementing a Costing System
Undertaking Variance Analysis and Presenting a Variance Report to decision-makers
Evaluation of the results
Making Strategic Decisions based on the Variance Report/Business Planning