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To demonstrate the potential of ad hoc analysis, let’s delve deeper into the practical applications of this invaluable data-driven initiative in the business world. Ad hoc financial analysis: An additional ad hoc reporting example can be focused on finance.

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Many people use terms like “planning,” “forecasting,” “budgeting,” and “financial projection” somewhat interchangeably. When it comes to a plan vs forecast in particular, the line can be blurry. Let’s look at four key features that distinguish financial planning from forecasting: 1. Access Resource Now.

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