How To: Create a Complete Forecast Including Sales and Backlog
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Last week’s post focused on a technique to forecast revenue from work in a services business where the contracts had already been signed (i.e., “sold work”). That forecast (hopefully!) doesn’t tell the complete picture because it doesn’t account for work that will be sold and delivered in the future. Luckily, with the framework from last week in place, it’s easy to incorporate these additional details. Let’s dive in…
How To: Create a Complete Forecast Including Sales and Backlog
How To: Create a Complete Forecast Including…
How To: Create a Complete Forecast Including Sales and Backlog
Last week’s post focused on a technique to forecast revenue from work in a services business where the contracts had already been signed (i.e., “sold work”). That forecast (hopefully!) doesn’t tell the complete picture because it doesn’t account for work that will be sold and delivered in the future. Luckily, with the framework from last week in place, it’s easy to incorporate these additional details. Let’s dive in…