Pigment continues to expand in the enterprise planning market with the arrival of several new customers. The French provider of a planning and performance management platform recently announced the adoption of its solution by a group of companies from a wide range of sectors.
Among the new customers named are WatchGuard Technologies, Groupe ETAM, Reddit, Aptarro, think-cell Software, WebPT, Geopost, CORDON GROUP, MGP Ingredients, Yaskawa America, Dailymotion, Casepoint, Face Reality, In Extenso, Momentive Software, EDB and Solocal.
A customer base that continues to diversify
This new wave of signings illustrates Pigment’s ability to attract organizations with different profiles. The companies mentioned operate in sectors including technology, retail, services, industry and media.
This diversity is an interesting indicator for the platform, which addresses needs related to financial planning, forecasting, performance tracking and decision-making. One of the objectives is to enable teams to work from shared data and assumptions in order to better coordinate their plans.
Enterprise planning at the heart of business challenges
In a context where companies must regularly adjust their forecasts and plans, planning solutions are playing an increasingly important role in management processes. Finance departments are particularly looking to gain greater visibility while facilitating collaboration between different business functions.
The arrival of these new Pigment customers is part of this broader trend. It also shows that planning platforms are no longer intended solely for large finance departments, but can meet the needs of different functions and organizations.
A growth dynamic for Pigment
With this announcement, Pigment highlights a commercial momentum supporting its development in the EPM and enterprise planning market.
Beyond the number of new customers, their diversity above all reflects the expanding uses of planning. For Pigment, this growth is a positive signal as companies place greater importance on data quality, collaboration and the ability to quickly adapt their forecasts.
This development therefore confirms the growing role of planning platforms in corporate performance management strategies.
source: Pigment