Sketch showing the path of a rocket with an equation and chart illustrating that someone is trying to calculate the rocket's path

What stays the same?

January 24, 2025
2 min read
When building a forecast, we tend to spend a lot of time thinking about what's changing. What we should really do, is think about what stays the same. Let me explain...
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3 ways to model growth

October 22, 2024
5 min read
We look at three different approaches to modelling growth in a business: 1: Straight-line/Exponential; 2: Churn-based; 3: The Bass Diffusion Model. For each, we look at the pros and cons and give you some tips on using them.
Sketch of an apple being added to an orange in the style of a formula, with a question mark being the result of the sum

Inheriting units

July 31, 2024
2 min read
We often talk about how different Units shouldn't be added together, and, while much of the time this is true, it isn't always. We discuss when it is possible to add different Units together, and how Models from Taglo handles these situations.
Sketch of the globe, with the Americas missing, illustrating Columbus's assumption about the distance between Europe and Asia.

Why bother with Units?

June 20, 2024
2 min read
What does Columbus's journey of 1492 have to tell us about the importance of units? And why should we bother using them in our financial models? Read on to find out.
Sketch illustrating the 3 concepts of this article. Flexibility (a person doing a cartwheel); Adaptability (a pair of scissors); and Understandability (a lightbulb)

3 properties of a great model

April 25, 2024
2 min read
Building a great financial model is about more than just getting the right answer. The model must also be useful to anyone who's intending to read or use it.