Financial modeling demystified
Free-form thought pieces on the future of financial modeling, “Plain English” explanations of complicated finance jargon and other finance-related topics
Guest Post: Prophet makes financial modeling fun
The tree of Excel-inspired unicorns is large and bountiful. Financial models are next.
How Prophet addresses the “80-20” problem in modeling
Building a new financial model tends to follow the “80-20” rule: 80% of the model takes 20% of the effort to design. That’s where Prophet Models comes in…
The Biggest Modeling Problem We Don’t Talk About
Financial modeling is both art and science, and while most people focus on the complexities of building models, I want to give some air time to an equality important issue: the aesthetics of presenting a model so that someone can understand how the model actually works.
The Prophet Difference: Turning Knowledge into Numbers
Most BI tools focus on the “numbers into knowledge” but going the opposite direction is just as important.
Excel is Not the Future of Financial Modeling
The tree of Excel-inspired unicorns is large and bountiful. Financial models are next.