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New Meridian tool puts MMM insights directly in marketers' hands.

By Harikesh Nair·Feb 19, 2026·2 min read

Nearly 40% of marketers struggle to connect MMM outputs to business decisions. Meridian's new Scenario Planner offers a user-friendly interface for experimenting with budget scenarios and viewing real-time ROI estimates without coding. It transforms analytics from a backward-looking review to a collaborative planning tool, making measurement insights accessible to decision makers and data scientists alike.

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