The financial winter of 2008-09 seems really far behind folks in the rearview mirror but it had a lasting effect on how small businesses could get credit and operational financing. After that moment of almost an entire seize-up of the American financial system, the means by which business credit could be obtained changed dramatically. Dubbed […]
Adapting to the Changing Landscape of Supply Chain
The policy changes and new tariffs created over the last few years have reshaped the manufacturing industry, not only in the United States, but around the globe. From shifting supply chains for raw materials to rethinking where and how to manufacture finished goods to reach buyers in the most economic fashion. These changes require a […]
Innovations Changing The Way Final Mile Delivery Is Made
The residential final mile landscape is shifting violently in recent years, sparked by certain online retail market leaders such as Amazon aggressively pushing delivery providers to offer a more comprehensive tracking and around-the-clock delivery and notification service. From the United States Postal Service moving from planned shut down of Saturday service, to becoming a key […]
Seem Like Production Cools Off When The Mercury Drops? You May Be On To Something
You haven’t closed the books on the month yet, but you have a hunch the cold weather has impacted your ability to produce and sell? You can’t put your finger on it, but production is lower than expected, and you’re certain the books will reflect this downturn when it comes time to close the books […]
Tips for Increasing Your Business’ Cash Flow
These days, you hear a lot about individuals and businesses leveraging debt in order to expand or meet obligations, be it payroll, inventory, utilities, or equipment purchases. While this has become a popular method of business financing, it’s not always the right choice, or even an option for new or cash-strapped companies. When traditional loans […]