by OverHeadWatch Team | Aug 4, 2017 | Cost Reduction, Library Follow Many business owners will take on debts to fund their venture in different ways. Some will use a startup business loan to fund all aspects of launching their business. Others may take out short-term loans to cover accounts receivable shortages or fixed term loans to pay for vehicles, expenses and … [Read more...] about How the Business Debt Schedule Can Save You Money
Stop Sabotaging Your Company with Poor Employee Retention
by Overhead Watch Expert | Feb 21, 2019 | Export, Overhead Watch | 0 comments Are you tired of losing the best people you have, and the revolving door in your HR department? Employee retention, or holding on to highly skilled and productive people on our teams, takes strategy. Sure, you see a lot of room for improvement in your … [Read more...] about Stop Sabotaging Your Company with Poor Employee Retention
Elasticity of Demand: How Can It Influence Your Company?
by OverHeadWatch Team | Nov 13, 2017 | Budget Planning, Library Follow Elasticity of demand is a measure of the change in demand for a good in relation to a change in another economic factor, such as price. The elasticity is visible by dividing the percentage of change in the quantity of a good by the percentage of change in another economic variable. A higher … [Read more...] about Elasticity of Demand: How Can It Influence Your Company?
Discounted Cash Flow: An Outline of the Value of Money
by OverHeadWatch Team | Jun 2, 2017 | Budget Planning, Library Follow Every good business manager needs to have proven methods for how he runs his business successfully. These methods could include things like planning for supply chain management, dealing with logistics, and forecasting future sales and growth. However, one of the most … [Read more...] about Discounted Cash Flow: An Outline of the Value of Money
Direct VS Indirect Costs: How To Classify Your Business Expenses?
by itadmin | Oct 2, 2019 | Blog | 0 comments Business owners have a lot on their minds. They have to consider if there are enough raw materials on hand to produce their products. They have to make sure there is money in the bank to pay their employees. They need to know that all of their customers are satisfied. However, while your cash flow statement tells you if you … [Read more...] about Direct VS Indirect Costs: How To Classify Your Business Expenses?