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Top Ten Ways to Increase Cash Flow

Inadequate cash flow kills more construction companies than any other problem. A recent article in EC&M Magazine highlights Top Ten Ways to Increase Cash Flow for contractors.

This article was derived from one of our training modules called "Cash Flow and the Project Team" which is designed to train everyone on the project team including estimators, project managers, purchasing agents, foremen and crew leaders about what cash flow is and how they can help improve it.

For the 2006 Dexter+Chaney user conference we did a similar presentation and the slides are below.

Coming up on February 21st we will be giving another similar presentation at Electric West.

Please contact us for more information about any of these events or if you are interested in talking about how we can help work with your project team to improve cash flow.

Posted by David on February 12, 2007 08:06 AM|Permalink

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