Get Your Profits Back !
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•WayPoint Analytics •profit strategy •Randy MacLean •distribution analytics •small orders •OCR •ROX •money-losing invoices •restore profits •small accountsThursday, February 1, 2024—Distributors are experiencing serious profit erosion, and this session explain what's causing it, and what to do about it. In the beginning of 2024, the root causes are: rising interest rates; the inflation cycle; escalating labor costs. In the session Randy MacLean explains how these factors are magnifying the impact of small orders and small accounts, and shares what the most aggressive companies are doing to combat the problem. Using WayPoint Analytics reports, he shows how to identify the problem areas that need focus, and the tactics companies are using to address them. Downloads: GetYourProfitsBack.pdf For more information about Randy MacLean, visit: www.waypointanalytics.net |
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