Title: Cashflow reengineering
First published: 1997
Description: If cash flow is the lifeblood of a company, then Cashflow Reengineering is a company's health workup. Many businesses, large and small, mismanage their money. Unfortunately, when the aches and pains of increased costs and reduced profits are felt, organizations often misdiagnose the underlying causes and prescribe drastic measures - like layoffs - to alleviate the symptoms. This leaves the disease to flourish, ready to strike again. In this groundbreaking book, James S. Sagner takes the popular and well-established principles of reengineering and for the first time applies them to the everyday problems of cashflow management. He shows readers how to accurately diagnose their company's cashflow situation and correctly prescribe a successful treatment. Sagner's advice cuts to the heart of the matter, focusing on numerous corporate activities that affect cash flow as well as on the negative effects of traditional management philosophies.
Subjects: Cash management, Cash flow, Case studies, Corporations, Cash position, Investments & Securities, General, BUSINESS & ECONOMICS, Gestion de trésorerie, Sociétés, Situation de la caisse, Études de cas, Finance, Financial Management & Planning
Places: United States
LC classification: HG4028.C45 S23 1997