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Throughput Accounting - a guide to constraint management
Code: 219
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Throughput Accounting - a guide to constraint management by Steven M Bragg
Explore how the traditional budgeting and capital budgeting models can be adapted to integrate throughput accounting concepts, as well as how control systems can be designed to warn of problems related to the constraint and supporting functions. In addition this comprehensive guide shows which reports and metrics to use in a throughput environment, as well as how this information can be extracted from a traditional accounting system designed to report to generally accepted accounting principles. The introduction gives a simple and plain language explanation of the conceptual basis.

This is a must read for CFOs, financial controllers and accounting managers � whether they know anything about the Goldratt concepts or not.
 
 



TOC Self Learning Programme #2 - Finance and Measurements
Code: 093
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2 Finance and Measurements

a self learning programme

Every reader of The Goal is aware that common sense will not prevail on the shop floor unless the financial approach changes. Cost-accounting based measurements are devastating. What is less known is that the damage is not restricted to the shop floor - it is even more profound in marketing, sales and especially engineering. So what is a sensible financial approach which bridges the gap between the bottom line measurements (the profit and loss statement and the balance sheet) and the local measurements (efficiencies, pay-back period, product cost, etc.)?

 
 


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