Planning for growth is essential—but planning alone isn’t enough. Without a clear understanding of risk, even the best projections can lead your team into surprises. At Nue Information, we’ve found that visualizing your pipeline assumptions brings immediate clarity to the biggest driver of your revenue plan: new business. In this post, we explore three visual

Transform anxious guesswork into confident forecasts with Nue’s Scenario Planner. Those nagging “what ifs” that keep you up at night? They’re not a sign of uncertainty—they’re strategic guideposts in today’s volatile GovCon landscape. With the right tools, you can turn those questions into confident action.

Integrating your factored pipeline into financial scenarios is an essential step toward more accurate forecasting and planning. However, too often, companies fall into a false sense of confidence once this integration is complete—overlooking critical risks that can derail financial performance.

Managing financial data across large organizations can feel like trying to piece together an enormous puzzle, especially in the complex world of GovCon. When your organization spans hundreds of divisions and thousands of projects, the stakes for accuracy, efficiency, and insight are high. This is where advanced FP&A tools like Nue step in, bridging the

When you choose the right tool for the task, you automatically elevate project efficiency and the quality of results. A government contractor (GovCon) does not need to struggle to apply generic financial planning and analysis (FP&A) software to meet the market’s specialized requirements. Nue has designed a cloud-based FP&A platform specifically for GovCons to tackle

As a business owner or financial executive for a growing government contractor, there are several initiatives and goals on your mind day to day.  From scaling growth to ensuring your existing financial systems are optimized, you have a lot on your plate.  Often, when weighing the idea of implementing a new financial tool, we must

There was a time when your finance team focused largely on financial reporting, compliance, and managing financial risks. Excel spreadsheets could get the job done just fine in that bygone era. But those days are over.