Activity Based Management
Online Course on Activity Based Management
Activity Based Management (ABM) provides the information managers require for making the key decisions that boost business performance.
This includes information such as the true cost of making products, providing services and the costs of servicing customers.
It looks at which products, services and customers are profitable and which are not, as well as the level of resource required in future periods to make predicted volumes of products and provide planned levels of customer service.
Packed with detailed examples, drawn from practice, this course will help you to put these challenging ideas into practice in your own or your clients’ organisations.
Use promo code FF101 at checkout to receive the Financial Fluency special price
Use promo code FF20 at checkout to receive £100 discount on 5 or more courses
At the end of this online CPD course you will be able to
• Measure and therefore identify opportunities to enhance product and customer profitability
• Plan resource requirements, improve processes and reduce output costs
• Use the data in the business to identify areas for financial improvement and model the outcome of different actions
This course is written for people working in the accounting and finance industry at all levels.
Key areas covered
• ABM in Context
• Flow of Costs
• Basic Principles of Building Models
• Undertaking an ABM Project
• ABM in the Real World
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Flexible learning
Learners take their own route through the topics covered in the course. They will learn at their own pace through a variety of interactive activities designed to accommodate a range of learning styles.
Target audience for Activity Based Management
Accountants and finance managers in practice and in industry as well as any manager who is charged with achieving lower costs or higher margins. This is an ideal tool for analysis techniques used by sales, commercial, operations departments as well as shared and central services.
About the author of Activity Based Management
Brian Plowman is a founding partner and managing director of Develin and Partners, a UK based management consultancy firm.
He has 30 years’ consulting experience and has specialised in the development of methods for Activity Based Management and Business Process Management.
He is a Chartered Engineer, Chartered Management Consultant, a Fellow of the Institute of Management Consulting and author of several books in his specialist fields.
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Course Price and Features
Use promo code FF101 at checkout to receive the Financial Fluency special price
Use promo code FF20 at checkout to receive £100 discount on 5 or more courses
• This course provides 4 hours of verifiable CPD
• You can access the course unlimited times for 120 days following purchase
• Full price = £75 (plus VAT) less 10% Financial Fluency discount = £67.50 (plus VAT)
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