Archive for August, 2009

Controllers at both large and small companies place supply management nearly at the top of the list of areas on which they need to focus. This reflects their response to the economy and the upturn in business conditions. Specifically, it means taking a tougher stand on price increases (more…)

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More controllers are working with senior managers to develop a new framework for examining and continuously reducing costs. Under this approach, top managers have decided that cost discipline will be a program, not just an implicit element of (more…)

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Starting Continuous Cost Reduction

Posted by 2007 on August 28th, 2009

There are four basic and widely recognized categories of cost reduction:

· Eliminate waste and duplication

· Implement best (more…)

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Controlling compensation costs ranks fifth on controllers’ list of where they are focusing their efforts. In this area, it is often best to take a cue from compensation managers who face this issue every day. Nearly half of these experienced professionals indicated that reducing merit pay (more…)

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Math Nightmare

Posted by 2007 on August 27th, 2009

Math is a nightmare for some people especially for them who had limited skill on this. Some this we ever heard that they can’t sleep in the night because they really worry they can’t pass (more…)

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Disadvantages to Long Term Investing

Posted by 2007 on August 26th, 2009

Just as every form of investment has advantages, it also has disadvantages. This is as true of real estate as of any other choice. In fact, some of the advantages (more…)

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Renewal phase

Posted by 2007 on August 25th, 2009

The renewal phase begins with the recognition that your com-petitive strength may have been eroded. It often coincides with a desire to withdraw from the business. You find yourself resisting changes to (more…)

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Business name

Posted by 2007 on August 24th, 2009

The law requires any person who carries on a business that does not consist of their surname and all their given names (or the initials) to register a business name before the business can trade. Business name (more…)

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Public risk insurance

Posted by 2007 on August 23rd, 2009

You are subject to the laws governing negligence toward anyone with whom you do business or who is on your premises. Negligence means lack of due care. When a court is persuaded that an injury was (more…)

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Business continuation insurance

Posted by 2007 on August 22nd, 2009

When your business is shut down as a result of a fire or flood, you may be protected for loss of property but not for the loss of operating revenue to pay the bills while you rebuild. Similarly, if a partner (more…)

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