Articles about the Anaplan Community and Connected Planning
1) Brainstorm It's no surprise that a simple round of brainstorming makes the list as a great way to get started with planning. Either individually or with a team, take the classic approach of a "no idea too big" brainstorm where all ideas, wants, needs, goals, concerns, sidebars, and comments are documented for all to…
I’m excited to share some news with our valued community of customers! Allow me to introduce Christophe Bodin, our new Chief Customer Officer. Christophe has spent the past 25+ years ensuring customer success in the software industry. We have embraced his expertise and knowledge here at Anaplan to lead the teams that…
Looking for an opportunity to connect with Anaplanners from your industry or line of business in Singapore? Then join us on Tuesday, June 26 for the next Singapore User Group meetup. Whether you choose to connect virtually or attend the meetup in person, you’ll have the opportunity to collaborate with other Anaplan users…
Have you seen the great David Smith video from the inaugural AMA? Feedback from the first session included comments like "great content" and "seriously good stuff," and we're looking forward to what's Up Next. Join us for the next session, June 4 through June 7 — featuring Mark Shemaria answering questions about Center of…
The private capital industry has experienced huge growth over the past decade, with unprecedented investor capital flowing into private equity and debt, real estate, infrastructure, and other alternative investment strategies. Success has brought new challenges, such as how to keep up with the volume, variety, and velocity…
The winter solstice last week brought the shortest day of the year to the northern hemisphere. Much of the U.S. is experiencing an epic cold snap, snow and ice are clogging roads in the UK, and a few weeks ago airports across Europe were canceling flights due to heavy snow. With all this cold and gloom, you may well be…
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