6 strategies for better budgeting and forecasting for state and local governments

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For your local government organization, status quo isn’t a way forward. When time and public funds are tight, gaps in data can lead to budget overruns or compliance issues that surface later. And when you’re relying on disconnected systems and manual workarounds, it becomes harder to track spending, spot trends, and plan ahead.

But improving your budgeting and forecasting processes doesn’t have to add more work or strain limited resources.

So how do you find a path to clearer forecasts? How do you build a better budget without a bigger budget? With a few shifts supported by connected, data-driven tools, you can simplify your approach and reduce manual steps.

Read this tip sheet for six strategies to take your local government’s budgeting and forecasting further, even when time, funding, and headcount are in short supply.

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