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Will Your Back Office Stunt Your Company Growth?

Your objective is growth: steady, sustainable and accelerating.
Can your back office financial operations support this growth without falling apart and adding non-scalable costs?
Consider what happens in most small and midsize businesses when they start to push up against the limits of QuickBooks and Microsoft Excel. As particular processes become unmanageable, they invest in specialized point [...]

Day Sales Outstanding – Ignore it at your own risk

One of the critical keys to managing your company’s receivables is to measure and control your Day Sales Outstanding, the average number of days your company takes to collect sales revenue. Treat a high DSO number as a red flag — it means you’re taking too long to collect revenue and extending credit to customers [...]

Issuance of corporate lines of credit sinks to its lowest level since 1993.

Vincent Ryan, CFO.com | US
 January 15, 2010
New issuance of syndicated, revolving lines of credit dropped 28% by dollar volume in 2009, according to data from Reuters Loan Pricing, as companies shifted their sources of liquidity and reduced reliance on bank credit. The $547 billion in volume issued was one-third 2007’s record issuance of $1.68 [...]