2027 planning shouldn't start with a forecast, it should start with a question

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Before locking in growth targets, budgets, product strategies or market priorities, businesses need to know which assumptions they're making about 2027, and how confident they are in them.

Most planning starts the same way: take what happened this year, extrapolate, adjust for a few known factors, and call it …

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