Google is a prime example of a company that has successfully used the 70-20-10 budget allocation framework. They allocate 70% of their resources to core business tasks, 20% to projects related to the core business and 10% to projects unrelated to their core business. This approach has allowed Google to innovate and diversify their product offerings while maintaining a strong focus on their core business.
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Building upon the foundation of precise budget variance tracking, the next step of a budget plan involves distribution of resources across a wide spectrum of operational and strategic initiatives. The 70-20-10 budget allocation framework steps in as a guiding principle for this distribution and promotes a calculated yet dynamic spread of financial assets. It suggests a commitment of 70% of a company's budget to steady, well-established ventures, 20% to promising prospects with moderate uncertainty, and the final 10% to trailblazing, speculative projects that may redefine the business's future terrain.