Cash Management Strategies for Mid-Sized Companies
Cash Management Strategies for Mid-Sized Companies
By Federated Media (Inside Edge contributors), September 06, 2011
The economy may be crawling out of the recession but corporate executives are focused on cash management to return to a positive cash flow. To get there, companies are reducing inventories, improving credit and collections and motivating employees by linking performance to pay. They are also playing it safe when it comes to investing their cash reserves.
This report shares cash management best practices of mid-sized companies taken from Inside Edge stories, as well as a Q&A from Mid-Atlantic business development director of national sales, Beth Sinkus.
You Will Learn:
- What are mid-sized companies cash management concerns?
- What are companies doing to improve payment terms?
- What are companies doing about cash flow concerns?
- What strategies are companies considering to improve account payable processes?
To explore strategies that may promote your company’s growth and prosperity download the full report.
Mid-Sized Companies Increase Capital Spending
As the economy improves, businesses are opening their wallets to spend on manufacturing equipment, IT and more.
Happy Days are Here Again: Cash Flow on the Rise
As optimism about the economy causes sales to improve, owners are starting to reinvest in their businesses again.
More...