Inside internal auditing

February 4, 2010

There may be a fork in the road when it comes to how businesses perceive audits and regulations. Internal auditing goes beyond conducting checks and balances, and in fact, can save the company time and money by improving business processes as they occur (and not when it’s too late).>>>Read More>>>


Strong remittance inflow to continue in aiding RP economy

February 2, 2010

Our overseas workers are known to make headlines wherever they’re designated. Dubbed as the country’s “new heroes”, what was previously seen in a less noble light is now seen as one of the key factors that help curb the economic crisis in the country. Of course, the silver lining that surrounds the “heroic” aspect is indispensable – (some OFWs being known for more infamous reasons) but objectively speaking, whether they grace the headlines with infamy or courageous acts of honesty and heroism, the fact remains that their remittances have proved to be a huge contribution to Philippine economy.>>>Read More>>>


Prevent supply chain disasters before they happen

February 1, 2010

People in the business industry would say that business cycles aren’t exactly like they were a decade ago. With the recent economic recession, increasing rates of natural disasters and changing business environment, business stakeholders have to keep an mindful eye on their operations. For procurement professionals, one of the most vital processes they should monitor is the supply chain and the activities it involves.  In an article written by Tim Albinson, CEO and founder of San Francisco-based software company focused on sustainable supply chain management called Aravo Solutions, he discusses some common supply chain risks committed, and the respective measures on how to avoid them.>>>Read More>>>


Economic growth in developing countries looking brighter than expected this year

January 28, 2010

As opposed to bleaker previous economic forecasts made in the last quarter of 2009, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) yesterday released a new and more optimistic forecast of economic activities for this year. In its reports, the IMF stated that recovery in advanced economies “is still expected to be weak by historical standards, with real output remaining below its pre-crisis level until late 2011,” but emerging and developing countries will have relatively more vigorous activities due to strong internal demands. The IMF also expects inflation rates to be kept at a minimum in most economies due to excess capacity.>>>Read More>>>


Practical uses of Accounting for business decision-making

January 26, 2010

Accounting may be one of the subjects or electives that students dodge in their college or even high school years (that is, unless you had your mind set on getting a CPA). While not everyone is cut out to be an accountant, the accounting process manages to find it way into everyday life –  whether it’s filling out your income tax returns or making entries in your cheque book, preparing financial statements for your business or making major business decisions in your company.>>>READ MORE>>>


The 2nd Bookkeepers Congress 2010: Gearing the Bookkeeping Industry towards Global Competency

January 21, 2010

Calling all bookkeepers, finance managers, finance officers, accountants, accounting managers, cost accountants, cost analysts, budget analysts, systems analysts, auditors, financial planners and students in finance, management and accounting: the countdown to The 2nd Bookkeepers Congress begins now!>>>Read More>>>


Free* Entrepreneurship Seminar

January 19, 2010

Did you know that nearly 50% of small Philippine businesses do not survive more than 2 years?

Are you looking for a major change or opportunity in your life? Entrepreneurship may just be the answer!

Have you ever thought of running your own business, but aren`t quite sure what`s involved? In this information session, you will learn some valuable information to help you on your way.

Not everyone is cut out to be an entrepreneur. A person who decides to start his or her own business face a long, winding road that is tumultuous on occasion and blocked by obstacles. While some people may have the motivation and desire for business ownership, they may not have taken the time to properly investigate and research their abilities and their business ideas. As a result, while thousands of new businesses are started each year, many more either fail or discontinue, and others transfer ownership or control. If the business fails – and it could – it may not only wreak havoc with your personal savings and other assets, but it could give your ego a tremendous blow.

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