The EPM market is undergoing a significant shift. What was traditionally centred around budgeting, forecasting, consolidation and financial reporting is evolving into a broader enterprise planning and decision-making ecosystem, connecting Finance with areas such as workforce, sales, supply chain and operational planning.
The market remains highly competitive, with established platforms such as OneStream, Anaplan, Oracle EPM, SAP, Workday Adaptive Planning and CCH Tagetik competing alongside newer, fast-growing platforms such as Pigment. The key differentiator is increasingly less about simply digitising planning and more about how effectively platforms connect data, planning and decision-making.
AI is arguably the biggest development across the market. Vendors are moving beyond basic predictive analytics and introducing AI agents capable of analysing data, identifying trends, generating forecasts and supporting planning decisions.
EPM is expanding beyond Finance. Organisations increasingly want Finance, Sales, HR, Supply Chain and Operations working from connected plans rather than individual departmental models.
This is driving demand for consultants with cross-functional transformation experience, particularly across FP&A, workforce planning, supply chain planning and commercial planning.
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We work with a wide range of clients across the consulting and end-user market, including specialist consultancies, systems integrators, end-user organisations, digital transformation programmes, and global blue-chip businesses operating complex Enterprise Performance Management (EPM) environments.
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