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October 21, 2015

Lean: It Isn’t Just for Manufacturing Firms

Most Los Angeles and Southern California business owners and entrepreneurs have heard of the concept of lean manufacturing, but many of those who own non-manufacturing businesses think that lean doesn’t apply to their companies. If this describes you, you should think again. The concepts that underlie lean manufacturing can be applied...

Operational Improvements / Howard Goldman

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April 10, 2013

Wholesaler & Manufacturer Challenges: Inventory Processes, Supply Chain Relationships & Distribution Networks (Part 3)

In this series of articles, we are taking a close-up look at some of the financial and operational challenges faced by wholesalers and manufacturers, as well as potential solutions that an outsourced CFO services provider can help implement. Addressing Inventory Process Inefficiencies There is a wide range of inventory process inefficiencies that...

Inventory Management / Arthur F. Rothberg

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November 14, 2012

Managing Your Business in the New Normal

Since officially emerging from recession more than three years ago, the U.S. economy has struggled to maintain much momentum, mostly limping along at a below-average growth rate. Unemployment has also remained stubbornly high, hovering around 8% nationally and remaining above 10% in California since early 2009. All of this has...

Economy & Legislation / Arthur F. Rothberg

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August 22, 2012

What’s the Difference Between Profits and Cash Flow?

In a recent article, we discussed the importance of understanding your company’s cash flow cycle and offered some tips for shortening your cycle in order to improve cash flow. This discussion, however, assumes an understanding of a basic financial concept: the difference between cash flow and profits. It can be...

Cash Flow Analysis & Management / Arthur F. Rothberg

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February 22, 2012

Using Break-Even Analysis to Determine Your Company’s Financial Health

Determining the break-even point is crucial to determining margins, which, in turn, aid in financial planning for the next year. Break-even analysis determines both the minimum amount of sales required to avoid a loss or to “break-even” at the end of the fiscal year and permits you to adjust...

Profitability & Cost Strategy / Arthur F. Rothberg

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Lean: It Isn’t Just for Manufacturing Firms

Wholesaler & Manufacturer Challenges: Inventory Processes, Supply Chain Relationships & Distribution Networks (Part 3)

Managing Your Business in the New Normal

What’s the Difference Between Profits and Cash Flow?

Using Break-Even Analysis to Determine Your Company’s Financial Health

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