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Bus/Financial - Finance (general) / banking | | Spanish term or phrase: cascada de resultados | | Se utilizarán las más modernas y conocidas metodologías para el análisis de riesgo bancario (CAMEL, COBRA, CROCODILE, Cascada de resultados, Teoría de las brechas estructurales, Gap de Fondos, Arbol de rentabilidad... |
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| | cascading profits | Explanation:
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Doing one thing well often leads to doing other things well. This is true in many areas of business, including inventory management. Have you ever noticed that successful manufacturers and distributors have clean, organized warehouses? And companies in a perpetual \"cash crunch\" often stock material in filthy, disorganized, buildings?
How does running a \"tight ship\" lead to cascading profits? Well, imagine your company’s gross sales dollars as a river. As sales grow, the current of the river increases. There is a waterfall downstream. The water that \"cascades\" over the waterfall represents your company’s net profits.
http://www.effectiveinventory.com/article16.html
Even though many of these books have seen countless reprints (at very large print runs) and have generated cascading profits for the companies that published them, I am not included in that abundance. While this disparity no longer angers me like it once did (after all, I knew what I was doing when I signed the contracts, however rapacious they were), I am throwing a bone to practicality by adding Associate status to this page.
http://www.samchupp.com/whybook.html |
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21 mins confidence:   cascading profits
Explanation:
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Note added at 2002-09-26 11:52:41 (GMT)
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Doing one thing well often leads to doing other things well. This is true in many areas of business, including inventory management. Have you ever noticed that successful manufacturers and distributors have clean, organized warehouses? And companies in a perpetual \"cash crunch\" often stock material in filthy, disorganized, buildings?
How does running a \"tight ship\" lead to cascading profits? Well, imagine your company’s gross sales dollars as a river. As sales grow, the current of the river increases. There is a waterfall downstream. The water that \"cascades\" over the waterfall represents your company’s net profits.
http://www.effectiveinventory.com/article16.html
Even though many of these books have seen countless reprints (at very large print runs) and have generated cascading profits for the companies that published them, I am not included in that abundance. While this disparity no longer angers me like it once did (after all, I knew what I was doing when I signed the contracts, however rapacious they were), I am throwing a bone to practicality by adding Associate status to this page.
http://www.samchupp.com/whybook.html
| Maria Luisa Duarte
Spain
Local time: 07:11
Native speaker of:  English, Portuguese
PRO pts in category: 75
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