Epicor

In the final webinar of the cost accounting series, Shane Soule will assist you in looking at your company from both a macro and micro perspective, as he helps you analyze your company’s “businesses inside your business.”

In this 301 webinar, Shane Soule will share actions you can take with your most unprofitable customers to turn them from loss to profit and quickly improve your overall bottom line. (Hint: Firing them is not on the list of recommended actions.)

Join in as Shane Soule goes deeper into basic cost accounting and shows how you can collect the data needed to make smart business decisions.

Join Shane Soule as he starts off his new Cost Accounting series with "101 - The Basics." He will cover the macro areas that make up our true cost to serve and discuss how they affect your profitability.

Join Shane Soule as he covers the truck turnaround process and gives you a blueprint for starting your improvement plan.

The biggest gains a company can make in improving efficiency is creating a culture where sales sets operations up for success.

Most companies realize that they need technology for their office staff and to interface with their customers but overlook their warehouse and material handlers. Suppliers are utilizing the latest racking and forklifts, but many still not using technology to streamline processes and increase productivity by going paperless.

The lumber market in 2021 has presented our industry with a serious business challenge. With all the volatility and inconsistency, we may feel like we're in a pinball game. The old ways of measuring performance and forecasting no longer seem to work.

This article examines the who, what, where, when, why and how of tracking productivity in lumber and building materials (LBM) dealer businesses.

Across the U.S., dealers and distributors are facing material shortages, historically high prices, a tight labor market, and a red-hot building market. That’s why a growing number of companies are embracing Lean concepts to drive waste from their business, and to do more and more with less and less.