Turning Problems into Profit
Positive opportunities and interesting ideas to combat the effects of the recession are the subject of a series of management seminars throughout 2009. Topics will include:
You Can Turn Your Problems into Profits
The Boards of most prudent companies have tightened their belts as much as they dare. Even so, they are missing out on real opportunities to reduce their cost base and improve their companies. We offer practical, cost-effective help with any of the following key goals:
- Being Positive and Planning for Success in the Downturn
- Avoiding False Economies and Short-Term Cutbacks
- Making Better Use of Technology
- Building Team Morale and Maximising Human Resources
- Developing Emotional Intelligence
- Getting More for Your Money with a Buying Group
- Improving Cost-effectiveness
- Eliminating Hidden Business Costs
- Getting Closer to your Customers
- Business Analysis with a Fresh Pair of Eyes
- Staying in Control so you Keep Smiling
More information on each of these topics is available from Business Breakthrough: contact us
Business Team Training
Skills training has to be matched by team training to maximise your success. We can help you to achieve your business objectives. Call us.
e-Procurement and Spend Control
If you want cost-effective business streamlining and automation of your processing plus online management control of all your expenditure, call us.
Reduce Overhead Costs
‘War on Overheads’ combines the purchasing power of £1billion expenditure across 150 categories of indirect spend. As a result, members enjoy access to the most competitive purchasing agreements available, guaranteeing substantial hassle-free savings.
Our free guide
Business Streamlining in 2009
Business Streamlining is the art of turning negatives into positives, adding real power to business performance, making both operations and administration more effective, whilst reducing the cost base.
Our Monthly Newsletter is available on request.
A Free Efficiency Review can identify hidden costs.
Business news
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Rogue trades cost oil broker $10m
A rogue trader at a London-based oil brokerage causes his employer to lose $10m (£6m) after making unauthorised trades. -
BA to cut spending by one fifth
British Airways says it is to reduce capital spending by 20% as it faces falling passenger numbers. -
Darling issues warning to bankers
Chancellor Alistair Darling warns bankers it would be "disastrous" to repeat past mistakes - especially excessive bonuses.









