Cut Costs Not Corners: A Practical Guide to Staying Competitive and Improving Profits It covers strategic and tactical cost-cutting options such as analyzing space needs, buying technology for less, selling off redundant assets, reducing credit risk, reviewing distribution metho
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| Title | : | Cut Costs Not Corners: A Practical Guide to Staying Competitive and Improving Profits |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.55 (341 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 074945976X |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 184 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2010-06-01 |
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Editorial : "Business professor Colin Barrow reveals the most effective ways to cut costs and outlines proven practices, tips and techniques to reduce expenditures in every area of your organization. His numerous real-life case studies underscore the imperative of making cost cutting a consistent concern. getAbstract recommends Barrow's helpful, albeit basic, primer to first-time entrepreneurs and small-business owners who need a lucid, straightforward guide to tackling costs." -- getAbstract
Cost cutting is an issue for every manager and executive at every level in every company, large or small, public or private. Cut Costs Not Corners outlines practical steps to make cost cutting a permanent business strategy rather than a one-time measure. It covers strategic and tactical cost-cutting options such as analyzing space needs, buying technology for less, selling off redundant assets, reducing credit risk, reviewing distribution methods, sourcing new suppliers or consolidating existing ones, advertising for less, changing the route to market, travel and utility savings, minimizing finance and tax costs, crisis measures, keeping budgets rolling, and using a daily cash flow model. It helps readers realize how costs are incurred, which costs are good, which we should have more of and which are rather less desirable and should be discouraged or even eliminated.
Interesting read. Things like “passive assets” and coupon clipping are either seen as overcomplicated jargon or pointless penny pinching. While these need to be developed with gusto, as the Obama administration realizes, in contrast to its clueless predecessor, they are no panacea or silver bullet. As far as the "learning to play the ukulele" part, it's very minimal but there is an excellent version of "Aloha Oe" included in the book. It may also lead to healing for both the writers themselves, as well as the readers of this volume.
Although there is a limited sampling of poetry it is a very powerful selection; but the stories are what is absolutely emotionally riveting. He even served in the office of the Army Chief of Staff, General William C. It's easy to throw rocks at the one the Politicians like to pin the war on, however when you step back you realize two things, the Politicians themselves are at fault on several fronts from getting us involved in SE Asia
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