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9 Strategies for Writing Accounts Payable Procedures

The Cash to Cash CyclePart Four of Series Next: Complete Cash to Cash Cycle The white flag is just a nose awaytoward the Million dollar prize in cash savings for your business So far, in Inventory and Accounts Receivable, we’ve found $250,000 each in cash savings. Then we found another 250K in...

01.31.10 | Comments 0

Your Blueprint For Business Success

Before you start your own business one of the first things you need to do is draw up your business plan. This is your blueprint for success. Your business plan states the purpose of your business. It never ceases to amaze me that so few businesses have any type of...

01.26.10 | Comments 0

What Personal Assistants Really Want

What would happen if the personal assistants in your organisation were away for a week? How would it affect the running of your business or department? How would it affect youpersonally? If you are fortunate to have a personal assistant whom you heavily rely on to assist you, in most instances...

01.25.10 | Comments 0

Knowledge Management – Leadership Behaviours Which Encourage Knowledge-Sharing

The concept of knowledge management or knowledge sharing makes intellectual sense to the leadership teams in most organisations. Why wouldn’t we want to learn from our successes and failures, and translate that learning into value? However, there is often a gap between the conceptual understanding, and their own behaviours as...

01.24.10 | Comments 0

Proven Secrets to Keeping Your People and Increasing Your Profits

Why are people changing jobs so quickly these days? Here are a few reasons why: They have a boring job therefore they feel they are not achieving anything. They have no leader to follow. They feel unappreciated. They work long hours and want a life. They are not paid what they are worth. The above reasons are...

01.23.10 | Comments 0

Managing After Downsizing

So, you survived the downsizing. Your company did something that will probably show minimal, if any, return — and will make your job as a manager a living hell. Your life has changed dramatically. People on your staff are frightened, fearful that they may be next to go. They will...

01.22.10 | Comments 0

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