What is Your Business Trying to Tell You? 5 Keys to Better Business Metrics
In my career as an , I’ve often fooled myself about what’s important and how to build my business. I’d go to work each day focused
In my career as an , I’ve often fooled myself about what’s important and how to build my business. I’d go to work each day focused
You may have heard the term PCI compliance while researching how to accept customer credit and debit cards as a form of payment, but if
Contractors around the country are worried. Regulatory changes to the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) start in December, and contractors want to know if they will
Quick! Do you know the cost of sales at your company? If you make sales by phone, maybe you think, “phone calls are free”. Well,
Last time we defined business transformation and its role in a thriving business. How can you know when your business might need a transformation or
What comes to mind when you hear the term business transformation? Is it the tiny start-up that launches with one concept, finds no market so
There are hundreds of ways to look our business – we can spend hours staring at financial statements and ratios. But financial statements alone won’t
Time and again I hear of entrepreneurs complaining about a lack of accurate books – but in the same breath say that they have been
We’re in a time when empowerment means do-it-yourself. Spend a few hours on YouTube and you’ll find a myriad of crafts you can learn, from
It’s a shame, really that we have to interrupt our joyous year-end holidays with gut-wrenching year-end tax planning… So to minimize the pain, I’ve put
Banks don’t really “get it” do they? You stride into a bank with all the confidence in the world… and you slink away because they
It’s a simple truth: “Hope is not a strategy.” It’s true in so many fields of human endeavor, but none more than cash flow. And with so many business
The best way to build a strong, profitable and sustainable company is to start with a solid CFO-CEO relationship. In the best companies, the two executives
The re-valuation of the Chinese Yuan this month highlights a risk that most small businesses barely acknowledge: the cost and volatility of international money exchange. If
Like it or not, customers are not all created equal. Are they all equally profitable? No. Can your business afford to service every customer? No.
After a seven-year court battle, a judge finally laid down the law with two tycoons – Mr. Sukamto Sia and Mr. Low Tuck Kwong –
Dataminr, Inc. is celebrating. The company just announced a feat that a lot of small business owners would love to claim: a new $130 million
I recently set out to hire an accountant to join our staff at Fuse Financial Partners. It’s a task that I had been dreading for months
Are you protecting the value you’ve built in your business? Lately we’ve talked a lot about employee theft and embezzlement. But what about the value
In small business accounting, honest mistakes happen. Dishonest mistakes happen too – all too frequently. Both can be prevented with the proper processes and procedures
General contractors have long been required to purchase construction bonds to qualify for federal public works projects. These days, the practice is spreading to private projects too. Now
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