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Manufacturing | Peter Duff | Budgeting

The Challenge of Reducing What You Pay to Service Providers

By: Peter Duff
January 7th, 2015

One objective of middle market companies that never changes is to constantly reduce their costs and thereby improve their bottom line and cash retention. Manufacturing companies need to take a different approach to service provider costs. Here’s how.

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Business Strategy | Business growth | Budgeting

5 Ways To Make Your Budgeting Process More Valuable

By: Mark Rosenman
February 26th, 2014

One of the first management processes that many emerging growth companies try to institutionalize is budgeting. Budgeting is an essential building block of good management. It serves to control spending in line with a company’s operating and capital plans. It provides a framework to compare actual revenue, expense, and profit with the plan. Budgeting forces accommodation and agreement between top-down management goals and bottom-up feedback from managers and staff about what is actually feasible for the company to achieve. And lastly, it imparts a sense of discipline and order to the company’s operations.

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