SMALL BUSINESS/OPERATIONAL ANALYSIS

It Could Happen to You!
If you've experienced rapid growth and your systems and procedures haven't caught up, you could be at risk.

Many apparently healthy companies face problems they are totally unaware of:

- lost revenue because of antiquated accounting and billing procedures.
- manufacturing or shipping delays due to inadequate inventory controls and reordering criteria.
- disappearance of product or cash because of a lack of procedural checks and balances.
- lack of information about or control over contracts which create financial exposure.

You Can Protect Yourself.
An operational audit can discover if you are vulnerable and put you back on track. It can determine if you are the victim of needless duplication and help reduce operating costs. It can improve the efficiency of your systems and procedures and help your business operate at maximum efficiency.

An operational audit provides any or all of the following:

- Documentation: Produces written descriptions of how operational processes are being performed. These can be used to create procedural manuals.

- Compliance: Renders a level of assurance that the company's internal systems, control procedures and government laws and regulations are being complied with.

- Economy & Efficiency: Performs a study and evaluation of operational functions from an economic and efficiency standpoint.

- Effectiveness: Evaluates the results and accomplishments of activities to determine if they achieve their intended purpose.

- Development & Implementation: Develops improved operational procedures and assists management with their implementation.