Business Operations Best Practices
Best Practices, LLC has conducted extensive research in the field of Business Operations. Browse through and sample our published Business Operations research in the topics below:
| |  | Effectively Manage Reseller, Vendor, and Customer Relationships to Maximize Productivity and Gains.
Many systems and practices exist that maximize the benefits of close working
relationships with suppliers. Some examples of such tactics include:
Expedite reseller credit checks with integrated software solutions to reduce
cycle time and fraud.
AT&T has dramatically reduced the amount of time it spends on credit checks by
integrating software-developer Open Market’s OM-Transact software into its
server system. AT&T sends encrypted information to OM-Transact, which forges
links to financial networks. The program communicates with the network to
decide whether to authorize a credit card and to determine the user’s credit
limit. The software has enabled AT&T to expedite its credit check cycle time
while avoiding potential credit fraud through the encryption mechanism ...
Sample Balanced Scorecards for AmEx, ExxonMobil and Kaiser Permanente
This document contains a sample of Balanced Scorecards contained in Best Practices, LLC’s databases.
Resource Allocation and Budgeting -- An Integrated Model with Key Findings and Lessons Learned from Survey Participants.
Introduction
Best practice research underscores the fact that every organization faces the
same essential resource allocation challenge: "How can an enterprise best
allocate limited resources to optimize economic returns and to best meet
business objectives?" However, resource allocation concepts, skills, tools,
processes & models go by different terms in different industries. Moreover,
best practices reside in different parts of different organizations.
Consequently, the best practice documents in this database review multiple
industries and consider all areas where skill resides.
A "broad band width" of companies have developed tools, techniques and
operational excellence in different aspects of resource allocation.
Interestingly, few organizations have stand-alone resource allocation
processes. More commonly, resource allocation systems are embedded into the
core operating areas of the respective companies and industries ...
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