Ch. 5 Matching Supply & Demand Flashcards
What are the value drivers for companies?
- it’s ability to generate cash flows from revenue growth
2. and Return on Invested Capital (ROIC) relative to its cost structure
ROI =
profit ÷ capital employed
which is divided in two parts
- profit ÷ sales (margin)
- sales ÷ capital employed (asset turnover)
In what ways can logistics improve the Dupont chart?
- Sales > customer service
- Cost > logistics efficiency
- Cash > pipeline management
- Net receivables > invoicing accuracy
- Inventory > JIT logistics
- Fixed assets > asset utilization/deployment
How do you calculate ROA?
ROA = profitability
- total cost = operating cost + cost of stock
- profit = sales - total cost
- total assets = other assets + stock
- ROA = profit ÷ total assets
What are the 5 drivers of shareholder value?
- revenue growth
- tax minimization
- operating cost reduction
- fixed capital efficiency
- working capital efficiency
The value of any strategy is inherently driven by 4 factors
hint: enhance & accelerate
- acceleration of cash flows
- increased level of cash flows
- cash flow risk reduction
- residual value of the business
- What is the problem with traditional accounting methods?
2. How to solve this?
- It has trouble allocating shared and indirect costs (overhead). This distorts real profitability.
- activity-based costing
Cash-to-cash cycle =
days of inventory + days of account receivable - days of account payable
There are many costs that need to be identified if profitability is to be measured accurately. Name a few.
- cost of sales
- commissions
- sales calls
- key account management time
- trade bonuses & discounts
- order processing costs
- promotional costs
- merchandising costs
- non-standard packaging
- dedicated warehouse space
- materials handling costs
- transport costs
- documentation/communication costs
- returns/refusals
- trade credit
What 4 strategies can we employ to serve costumers?
Customer profitability matrix: net sales value x cost of service
- protect (low cost/high sales)
- build (low cost/low sales)
- cost engineer (high cost/high sales)
- danger zone (high cost/low sales)