Managing Cash Flow An Operational Focus

Provides the tool necessary to determine and evaluate the effectiveness of a corporation's management of cash.

• Examines how operational activities can affect cash flow management.
• Shows how effective cash flow management can improve corporate performance and increase shareholder value.
• Provides an overview of cash management techniques.

Acknowledgments.

Introduction.

Understanding Cash Management.

Managing Cash Flow—Receipts and Disbursements.

Planning and Budgeting.

Analyzing the Sales Function.

Cost Reduction Analysis Procedures.

Analyzing Non-Value-Added Functions.

Investing, Financing, and Borrowing.

Planning Cash Flow.

Controlling and Analyzing Cash Flow.

Afterword.

Appendix A—Case Study: Managing Cash Flow.

Appendix B—Cash Conservation Checklist.

Index.

ROB REIDER, CPA, MBA, PhD, is the President of Reider Associates (Santa Fe, New Mexico), a management and organizational consulting firm. Prior to founding Reider Associates, he was a manager in the Management Consulting Group of Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co. (now KPMG.) He is the course author as well as seminar leader of over twenty workshops conducted nationally, and is also the author of the Wiley titles, Benchmarking Strategies: A Tool for Profit Improvement and Improving the Economy, Efficiency, and Effectiveness of Not-for-Profits: Conducting Operational Reviews. He can be contacted at hrreider@reiderassociates.com.

PETER B. HEYLER, CPA, MBA, is a Principal with Reider Associates and a management consultant and educator with his own firm, PBH Executive Services. He has also been a vice president of finance and administration, treasurer, and chief financial officer for three manufacturing companies, as well as a senior accountant and consultant with Arthur Young & Co. He has authored or coauthored numerous seminar programs-presented both nationally and internationally. He can be reached at pheyler@montanaheylers.com.