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Posted on April 18, 2018
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Published by Gbaf News
Posted on April 18, 2018
Adaptive Insights crosses $100 million during a year of growth and acclaim
Adaptive Insights, powering a new generation of business planning, hit revenue, customer, and product milestones in its fiscal 2018 year ending January 31. The company passed the $100 million revenue threshold and added more than 500 net new customers as organisations of all sizes embrace a new generation of business planning with Adaptive Insights’ Business Planning Cloud.
Among the fiscal 2018 highlights:
The Adaptive Insights Business Planning Cloud is the planning platform of choice for enterprise and nonprofit organisations, including new customers Australian Olympic Committee, Boston Symphony Orchestra, and Quicken.
“We stayed true to our mission this year: deliver powerful modeling for any size business, yet make it easy for everybody to use,” said Tom Bogan, CEO of Adaptive Insights. “We’re delighted to see so many organisations responding to that vision and embracing our Business Planning Cloud. And we’re working hard to make sure this year we’ll be able to help more customers transform how everyone in their business plans.”
Adaptive Insights transforms business planning into a strategic and competitive advantage
The Adaptive Insights Business Planning Cloud addresses the need for businesses to operate with agility in a world that moves fast. Because traditional planning is too slow for today’s businesses, Adaptive Insights expanded its platform. Building on the success of its Adaptive Insights for Finance solution, it now offers Adaptive Insights for Sales, a purpose-built solution that modernises sales capacity, quota, and territory planning. The Business Planning Cloud also enables customers and partners to model virtually any kind of functional use, such as workforce capacity, marketing demand generation, and project-based planning, extending planning to everybody in the organisation.
Quicken, maker of the leading personal finance software product, is one of the more than 500 net new customers to choose Adaptive Insights in fiscal 2018. “We wanted to compare our performance to our plans in a single step,” says Quicken CFO John Eichhorn. “We now pull data from NetSuite ERP straight into the Adaptive Insights platform. What was a manual, multi-step process is now a collaborative planning process involving our stakeholders and business functions. The result is we can adjust our business with real-time data and make better decisions faster.”
Meeting global demand for the company’s cloud planning platform was a key initiative last year. The company expanded its channel network and its presence in France and the Nordics. And more than 36 new partners, offering cloud ERP solutions from Microsoft, NetSuite, Sage Intacct, and others, combined with the Adaptive Insights Business Planning Cloud to complete cloud finance solutions for joint customers.
Industry recognition
Throughout fiscal 2018, Adaptive Insights received industry recognition for its products, technology, and customer satisfaction/ease of use:
End user reviews
Adaptive Insights crosses $100 million during a year of growth and acclaim
Adaptive Insights, powering a new generation of business planning, hit revenue, customer, and product milestones in its fiscal 2018 year ending January 31. The company passed the $100 million revenue threshold and added more than 500 net new customers as organisations of all sizes embrace a new generation of business planning with Adaptive Insights’ Business Planning Cloud.
Among the fiscal 2018 highlights:
The Adaptive Insights Business Planning Cloud is the planning platform of choice for enterprise and nonprofit organisations, including new customers Australian Olympic Committee, Boston Symphony Orchestra, and Quicken.
“We stayed true to our mission this year: deliver powerful modeling for any size business, yet make it easy for everybody to use,” said Tom Bogan, CEO of Adaptive Insights. “We’re delighted to see so many organisations responding to that vision and embracing our Business Planning Cloud. And we’re working hard to make sure this year we’ll be able to help more customers transform how everyone in their business plans.”
Adaptive Insights transforms business planning into a strategic and competitive advantage
The Adaptive Insights Business Planning Cloud addresses the need for businesses to operate with agility in a world that moves fast. Because traditional planning is too slow for today’s businesses, Adaptive Insights expanded its platform. Building on the success of its Adaptive Insights for Finance solution, it now offers Adaptive Insights for Sales, a purpose-built solution that modernises sales capacity, quota, and territory planning. The Business Planning Cloud also enables customers and partners to model virtually any kind of functional use, such as workforce capacity, marketing demand generation, and project-based planning, extending planning to everybody in the organisation.
Quicken, maker of the leading personal finance software product, is one of the more than 500 net new customers to choose Adaptive Insights in fiscal 2018. “We wanted to compare our performance to our plans in a single step,” says Quicken CFO John Eichhorn. “We now pull data from NetSuite ERP straight into the Adaptive Insights platform. What was a manual, multi-step process is now a collaborative planning process involving our stakeholders and business functions. The result is we can adjust our business with real-time data and make better decisions faster.”
Meeting global demand for the company’s cloud planning platform was a key initiative last year. The company expanded its channel network and its presence in France and the Nordics. And more than 36 new partners, offering cloud ERP solutions from Microsoft, NetSuite, Sage Intacct, and others, combined with the Adaptive Insights Business Planning Cloud to complete cloud finance solutions for joint customers.
Industry recognition
Throughout fiscal 2018, Adaptive Insights received industry recognition for its products, technology, and customer satisfaction/ease of use:
End user reviews