Shows that in business nothing happens until you make a sale. The revenue (income) of a business is its lifeblood, and therefore it stands to reason that if you sell more profitable products or services you will make more profit.
To demonstrate the impact of increasing revenue in the overall mix of financial or profit levers that can be 'pulled'
1. Determining key factors in generating revenue
2. Examining current figures and information
3. Identifying relationships
4. Calculating margins
5. Determining the effect of changes
6. Examining constraints on changes
7. Implementing trial changes
8. Setting up review and control processes
9. Projecting changes to other situations
10. Preparing new budgets based on results
11. Examining the review process
Duration : 1 day
Validity : N/A
Min Att : 5 Persons
Max Att : 10 Persons



[Financial Budgeting] [Increasing Revenue] [Reducing the Cost of Sales]
[Reducing & Controlling Expenses] [Minimizing Inventory] [Optimizing Timing of Accounts Payments] [Collecting Debts more Efficiently]
[Making the Best Use of Assets] [Optimizing Levels of Debt Capital] [Maximizing and Optimizing Cash Flow] [Using Effective Acounting Systems]