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Price a Product to Maximize Revenue 2006-11-09 01:00:19 Microsoft

A person needs to determine the price of his or her product before he or she can create an accurate budget. Examine the price elasticity of demand to best price the product for the market. Then one can get a better picture of the potential revenue and complete the budgeting process.

Incorporate Balanced Scorecards Into the Budgeting Process 2006-11-09 01:00:19 Microsoft

Balanced scorecards can improve the budgeting process by helping the company focus on strategic goals, not just on past financial performance. Examine the customer, employee, process, and financial perspectives, and determine the key performance indicators that will measure the progress. The balanced scorecard method will help ensure that the budgeted funds are allocated to align with the corporate strategy.

Schedule Nursing Staff 2006-11-09 01:00:19 Microsoft

One needs to staff the department effectively to ensure that patients get the attention they need and that the employees are not overworked. Find the right solutions to this scheduling balancing act by using Microsoft Office Project Professional 2003 and Microsoft Office Excel 2003. This webcast shows how these tools can help the user to handle the staffing needs and provide vital patient care.

Evaluate the Performance of Your Sales Team 2006-11-09 01:00:19 Microsoft

It's up to a person to make sure that the members of his or her sales team are working to their potential and meeting the sales goals that is set for them. Stay informed of the team's progress by using Microsoft Office Excel 2003 to quickly sort and analyze sales activity, results, and projections. Then use this valuable data to put together a personalized development plan to help each member of the team stay on track.

Improve the Medical Office Charge-Capture Process 2006-11-09 01:00:19 Microsoft

Evaluating the current charge-capture process is the best way to ensure that patients are billed accurately for the medical services they receive. But such an evaluation can be a tedious task. So, let the Microsoft Office System help to identify, create, and manage a more efficient process.

Review Methods for Managing Project Costs 2006-11-09 01:00:19 Microsoft

Maintaining project costs can be a challenge. With a well-managed plan, however, one can keep projects on schedule and within budget. This webcast shows how Microsoft Office Word 2003 can help a person to determine the resources necessary to create a solid plan. Microsoft Office Project Professional 2003 can also help to create a comprehensive project schedule. The webcast shows how one can stay in touch with the financial details of the project by using Microsoft Office Excel 2003.

Worried About Performance Review Confidentiality? IRM Can Help 2006-11-09 01:00:19 Microsoft

Making sure that confidential information stays confidential is an ongoing challenge for all HR professionals, especially when it comes to performance evaluations. The Information Rights Management (IRM) capability in Microsoft Office Professional Edition 2003 enables the user to control who can see or change a confidential document. It's one less thing to worry about.

Compare Lists of Financial Data 2006-11-09 01:00:19 Microsoft

This webcast shows how the viewer can use Microsoft Office Excel 2003 to find data that appears in one list, but not in another. The webcast shows how to find hidden discrepancies between financial data lists. And the viewer will want to keep a calculations list handy to help him remember common formulas and calculations.

Close the Books 2006-11-09 01:00:19 Microsoft

Another accounting period has come to an end, and it's time to close the books. This webcast presents some fresh ways to streamline this task. Microsoft Office Excel 2003 can help to manage tasks efficiently and stay organized throughout the closing process. The webcast shows a better way to track the steps in the closing process and to sign off on completed activities. Create versatile documents that clearly show the company's assets, liabilities, and net worth at the end of the accounting period. Using Excel 2003, the user gets all the flexibility and convenience needed.

Use ROI Analysis to Prioritize Technology Equipment Investments 2006-11-09 01:00:19 Microsoft

Evaluating the potential costs and benefits of software and hardware purchases can be difficult. Benefits may be hard to measure, or the costs of implementation hard to understand. Learn to use Return On Investment (ROI) analysis to evaluate technology purchase requests. Decision-makers can then use the analysis to make well-informed decisions about the worthiness of new technology investments.

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Title	Date Added	Company
Price a Product to Maximize Revenue	2006-11-09 01:00:19	Microsoft
A person needs to determine the price of his or her product before he or she can create an accurate budget. Examine the price elasticity of demand to best price the product for the market. Then one can get a better picture of the potential revenue and complete the budgeting process.
Incorporate Balanced Scorecards Into the Budgeting Process	2006-11-09 01:00:19	Microsoft
Balanced scorecards can improve the budgeting process by helping the company focus on strategic goals, not just on past financial performance. Examine the customer, employee, process, and financial perspectives, and determine the key performance indicators that will measure the progress. The balanced scorecard method will help ensure that the budgeted funds are allocated to align with the corporate strategy.
Schedule Nursing Staff	2006-11-09 01:00:19	Microsoft
One needs to staff the department effectively to ensure that patients get the attention they need and that the employees are not overworked. Find the right solutions to this scheduling balancing act by using Microsoft Office Project Professional 2003 and Microsoft Office Excel 2003. This webcast shows how these tools can help the user to handle the staffing needs and provide vital patient care.
Evaluate the Performance of Your Sales Team	2006-11-09 01:00:19	Microsoft
It's up to a person to make sure that the members of his or her sales team are working to their potential and meeting the sales goals that is set for them. Stay informed of the team's progress by using Microsoft Office Excel 2003 to quickly sort and analyze sales activity, results, and projections. Then use this valuable data to put together a personalized development plan to help each member of the team stay on track.
Improve the Medical Office Charge-Capture Process	2006-11-09 01:00:19	Microsoft
Evaluating the current charge-capture process is the best way to ensure that patients are billed accurately for the medical services they receive. But such an evaluation can be a tedious task. So, let the Microsoft Office System help to identify, create, and manage a more efficient process.
Review Methods for Managing Project Costs	2006-11-09 01:00:19	Microsoft
Maintaining project costs can be a challenge. With a well-managed plan, however, one can keep projects on schedule and within budget. This webcast shows how Microsoft Office Word 2003 can help a person to determine the resources necessary to create a solid plan. Microsoft Office Project Professional 2003 can also help to create a comprehensive project schedule. The webcast shows how one can stay in touch with the financial details of the project by using Microsoft Office Excel 2003.
Worried About Performance Review Confidentiality? IRM Can Help	2006-11-09 01:00:19	Microsoft
Making sure that confidential information stays confidential is an ongoing challenge for all HR professionals, especially when it comes to performance evaluations. The Information Rights Management (IRM) capability in Microsoft Office Professional Edition 2003 enables the user to control who can see or change a confidential document. It's one less thing to worry about.
Compare Lists of Financial Data	2006-11-09 01:00:19	Microsoft
This webcast shows how the viewer can use Microsoft Office Excel 2003 to find data that appears in one list, but not in another. The webcast shows how to find hidden discrepancies between financial data lists. And the viewer will want to keep a calculations list handy to help him remember common formulas and calculations.
Close the Books	2006-11-09 01:00:19	Microsoft
Another accounting period has come to an end, and it's time to close the books. This webcast presents some fresh ways to streamline this task. Microsoft Office Excel 2003 can help to manage tasks efficiently and stay organized throughout the closing process. The webcast shows a better way to track the steps in the closing process and to sign off on completed activities. Create versatile documents that clearly show the company's assets, liabilities, and net worth at the end of the accounting period. Using Excel 2003, the user gets all the flexibility and convenience needed.
Use ROI Analysis to Prioritize Technology Equipment Investments	2006-11-09 01:00:19	Microsoft
Evaluating the potential costs and benefits of software and hardware purchases can be difficult. Benefits may be hard to measure, or the costs of implementation hard to understand. Learn to use Return On Investment (ROI) analysis to evaluate technology purchase requests. Decision-makers can then use the analysis to make well-informed decisions about the worthiness of new technology investments.