This articles is about the increasing the profit of the existing business with the help of sales force management. The company sells its products to a variety of customers including universities, manu-facturers, healthcare providers, and food processors. The process reflects the three key elements of profitability management, profit map, profit...
Following on the heels of the first national study demonstrating differences in the community benefits provided by not-for-profit and for-profit HMOs, this study of the New York State market shows significant differences between premiums, administrative overhead and commitment to safety net coverage between non-profit and for-profit health plans. This study...
A for-profit corporation’s primary aim is to maximize shareholder value, while law prohibits a not-for-profit from being operated for pecuniary or financial gain. In addition, the composition of for-profit and not-for-profit boards differs in several ways. Imposing the requirements of Sarbanes-Oxley, either through statute or by voluntary means, may not...
In most companies, 20-30 percent of the business provides most of the profits, while on 30-40 percent of the customers, products, and transactions, companies lose money. The key question is how to identify which is which. Trucking company had more than doubled its profitability by utilizing the three key elements...
"The most important step to success is to establish the policy that will convert and treat the purchasing function as a profit asset center. The profit profile analysis is a proven calculation process that hundreds of companies have used to predict and then verify profit contributions. To simplify the explanations...
This article describes set of ratios to assess the profitability of your business and changes in its profit performance. These ratios are probably the most important indicators of your business's financial success. Investors will be interested in these ratios insofar as they demonstrate the performance and growth potential of the...
In recent years, there has been a surge in the number of conversions of entities, either from for-profit to not-for-profit status, or from not-for-profit to for-profit status. The IRS has issued final regulations on the repeal of the General Utilitie In recent years, there has been...
Like their counterparts in the for-profit world, directors and officers of non-profit corporations are also vulnerable to lawsuits arising from their activities as directors and officers. Non-profit directors and officers, contrary to popular belief, do not enjoy any general statutory immunity. The purpose of this paper is to equip directors...
Project profit analysis management is a process of periodically reviewing, usually weekly, the changes in each project's profit margin. Knowing how much and why the profit margins change allows management to preview the financial finish line throughout the project. It gives management a heads up and allows more time to...
Among the major forms of corporate ownership, the not-for-profit ownership form is distinct in its behavior, legal constraints, and moral obligations. Not for- profit hospitals systematically provide both private and public goods that are in the public interest, and that other forms fail to provide. Two hypotheses are proposed to...
Companies that want to see how their profit sharing and 401k plans stack up can turn to the 47th annual survey of such plans sponsored by the Profit Sharing/401k Council of America PSCA. According to the report, the average company contribution is 4.4 percent of payroll. The highest company contributions...
From the executive summary: ‘The provisions laid down in the Sarbanes-Oxley Act extend to non-profit organizations. Non-profit organizations comply with requirement of the Act by retaining appropriate records regarding the operations of the organizations. The non-profit entities are advised to develop written document retention policies that provide for the retention...
For-Profit Mail Costs May Rise PEBBLE BEACH, Calif.--For-profit insurance marketing companies that make non-profit mailings to members of non-profit organizations may be in for some whopping increases in mailing costs. The U.S. Postal Service is cFor-Profit Mail Costs May Rise ...
SIEMENS Transportation Systems Group expects its "restructuring offensive" and its new "yield before volume" policy to return the division to profit during the next financial year. The division last made a profit in 1995-96.
* Underlying net profit up 36.7% to EUR 2,747 million on business and investment gains - Profit includes a EUR 573 million net gain on the sale of part of ING's stake in ABN Amro - Underlying net profit increased 8.2% to...
The Balanced Scorecard offers a previously unrecognized benefit: a new way of looking at the traditional organizational structure of cost and profit centers. Every unit, by contributing to effective strategy execution, has the opportunity to support and create profit. This capability has important implications for specifying objectives and evaluating the...
FORT WORTH AP _ A profit of $228 million, or $2.26 per share, was reported Wednesday for 1994 by American Airlines parent AMR Corp., marking the firm's first annual profit since 1989.
Profit on new ATVs in April dropped by $112 from margins the month before, according to a survey of Top Gun dealers across the country. Profit per new ATV in April was $711, down from $823 in March. It was also down $31 from profit of $742...
Felix Salmon submits: After posting about the spat between Muhammad Yunus and Compartamos Wednesday, I found a recent Economist editorial in favor of the Mexican for-profit lender. Since it's one of the more lucid arguments in favor of the for-profit model, it's worth examining it a bit more...