Tag Archives: due diligence

Another useless holiday

Posted in: Business, Process | September 1, 2012

Another holiday weekend, the last one until Thanksgiving, unless of course you work for a federal, state or municipal entity….or a bank. So how do you celebrate Labor Day? How do you recognize the “working man” . . . or Continue Reading...

A Rant on a Bad Product: ThoughtOffice

Posted in: Book Review, Business, News, Technology | July 2, 2012

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Earlier this year I was cleaning a file drawer full of CDs and floppy disks of software I have used over the years. I came across an application I used regularly in the 90′s for brainstorming, stimulating my mind and Continue Reading...

So What’s the ROI?

Posted in: Accounting, Business, Project | April 16, 2012

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We spend a lot of time at Value Management Partners thinking about the business case — the often-sensible requirement that project and process initiatives must be demonstrable winners, paying for themselves by returning more cash than they consume. These sorts Continue Reading...

Do you CYA?

Posted in: Accounting, Business, Technology | April 12, 2012

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In today’s world, technology is a key aspect to all parts of your business. From accounting and management to day-to-day communication, more and more parts of your business are preformed solely on computers. Companies must take advantage of today’s technology Continue Reading...

Getting What You Pay For

Posted in: Project, Technology | March 5, 2012

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This article goes back several years, but the song remains the same…An article at CFO.com, Brain Gain – Advice on hiring the right IT consulting firm and getting what you pay for, provides due diligence activities prior to hiring a Continue Reading...