
Free up cash by optimizing your working capital | accounts payable (4/4)
In this article, we present how a good management of supplier relationships and related accounts payable can contribute to your company’s liquidity. Because… the longer you can ...

Free up cash by optimizing your working capital | accounts receivable (3/4)
In this article, we present how a good management of your accounts receivable can contribute to your company’s liquidity.

Free up cash by optimizing your working capital | inventory management (2/4)
In this article, we focus on how you can optimize your working capital by managing your inventory and work in progress more efficiently. Continue reading to find out how.

Free up cash by optimizing your working capital (1/4)
The liquidity of your company is of paramount importance for its vitality and continuity. SMEs frequently underestimate the importance of effective working capital management: m...

Process mining explained by an example | Episode 6: interactions
During this week’s episode 6, we discuss on the one hand the most important interactions between SmartCoaters. On the other hand, we identify the paths smartphones traverse thro...

Process mining explained by an example | Episode 5: bottlenecks
In this episode, we focus on the time aspect of the logistics process at SmartCoat. First of all, we identify in the end-to-end process in which process steps important waiting ...

Process mining explained by an example | Episode 4: benchmarking
This week, we dig further in the logistics process of SmartCoat Inc. We perform benchmarking analyses via process mining techniques. Just like last time, we provide Marie with f...

Process mining explained by an example | Episode 3: process deviations
In this week's episode, we inform Marie about the principal deviations in her logistics process. As such, Marie can fine-tune her business process based on actual data.

Case | Analyze and improve cost price calculation
Case - A medium-sized company monthly analyses the variances between the actual and standard costs. The variances are consistently significant and remain difficult to explain.