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zero-based budgeting, special report

Zero-Based Budgeting | Virtual Roundtable

As CPG companies face the disruption of big data, private label and digital, many are turning to zero-based budgeting (ZBB) to maintain their margins and drive ROI. The practice was first introduced in the 1970s by Texas Instruments accounting manager, Pete Pyhrr. It recently gained traction when 3G Capital bought Kraft Foods in 2015, merged it with Heinz, and implemented a ZBB system. With ZBB, a business builds its budget from zero, rather than the previous year’s spend, and defends each expense based on anticipated growth.
CIO Review, Personalized Age-In Marketing

High-Value Benefits. High-Value Communications.

As CMS introduces benefits flexibility, Medicare Advantage plans are presented with tremendous opportunity to create new value and seize market share, but success depends on having agile systems in place to support. A flexible composition system that can seamlessly convert dynamic plan, member and zip code data into personalized communications is key to engaging Age-Ins in the tailored benefits that matter most to their individual health.