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Low Cost Time & Expense Management

By david.knoble, on October 6th, 2009%

Does your business revolve around tracking time and billing customers for that time? Do you provide service? Warranty calls? Research? Any business that needs to track the time spent and bill for that time may find this website useful. Apparently a group has gotten together and created an online time and expense tracker (Note: time and expense is frequently referred to as ‘T&E’). The best part about this group is that their service is FREE! » Read more about Low Cost Time & Expense Management »

Why Set Goals?

By david.knoble, on August 19th, 2009%

Another great concept in my reading that I have real-life experience with is the result of goal setting. Many texts will tell you to set goals and then measure them religiously against what actually happens to see where you are. In accounting terms this is budget versus actual and there is certainly benefit in producing financial data using this method. However, there are other underlying issues that cause the goal setting process to benefit your business and your life. » Read more about Why Set Goals? »

Small Business Recession Review and Guide

By david.knoble, on July 29th, 2009%

During an economic downturn small businesses must tighten up to survive. However, there are many changes that a small business can make to their values and daily operations that will assist them in a downturn. QuickBooks in the UK published a 23 page discussion on the state of the UK economy and very specific targets for small business. This guide is well worth the read, even for US companies. » Read more about Small Business Recession Review and Guide »

An Increasing Need for Consulting

By david.knoble, on June 23rd, 2009%

CFO Magazine reports that now is a “buyer’s market for consulting.” They go on to tell us that managing the engagement (from the client’s perspective) is key to keeping the costs down. There are several items notable in this article can affect you as well. » Read more about An Increasing Need for Consulting »

What are Cash Investments?

By david.knoble, on May 7th, 2009%

You buckled down when this recession started and you kept saving cash. You know cash is king. Fortunately, you are now building up a little cash. The financial gurus know that you are building up a little cash and they are after it with gnashing teeth. The stockbrokers are hurting just like the rest of us and they make there living from commissions on the sale of investments. What do you do when they are your long time business advisors and they contact you with an opportunity to buy in the market at an all time low? » Read more about What are Cash Investments? »

Take Some Time for Security

By david.knoble, on February 26th, 2009%

When we get busy we sometimes foget the basics. Now is good time to take a security inventory. I am not just talking about systems security, but also personal security. Both are important and both have a large impact on your business. Below we discuss a variety of things you can do. » Read more about Take Some Time for Security »

Never Forget the Balance

By david.knoble, on February 24th, 2009%

When business is flourishing and has high profits and cash flows, we tend to take more time for ourselves and our family. During these recession times we tend to work long hours finding every way conceivable to increase business. At these times we tend to forget the other parts of life that give us balance. Following is a list of some activities that should be practiced regularly to keep your life in balance. » Read more about Never Forget the Balance »

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