Thursday, October 8, 2009

Economies of Scale-Work from Home Hawaii

By Sam Levitz

Indeed a very important business success principle to be considered by people but that rarely is gained much from.

The expression is not the easiest to understand by simply to read or hear, but it is actually very simple. It only means that going "Big" it is more economic or cost-effective, things on a large SCALE will produce less costs. A simple example is to make a presentation to 20 potential new customers simultaneously instead of 20 individual presentations. In short, you get more for involving more. You should look for any occasion involving more people.

Exact same principle applies to purchase. Companies often buy again and again the same stuff, but because you relatively don't see it as expensive the cost savings over time is not obvious.

Regularly evaluate purchase business models to see if you have the opportunity to purchase more quantities at discount prices. This will not only cut down money expenses but, will reduce the amount of time that you or your employees have to constantly dedicate to deliveries.

Return on investment (ROI)

It is simply what you will get back for the time, talent and money you invest in a company. If you are an entrepreneur to be then please invest your money, time and talents wise. Invest in a company, so if you are successful, there is really a large return for you.

A moment of thinking now. Do you know someone that invests in a poor stock and makes great returns? Of course not! Well, the same applies in the business. There are two elements for a successful company, and both are essential. You must select a good idea and practice good business.

Don't Just think about how much fun it is to have a business in Mexico. First think business as companies. Is it rock solid in business fundamentals? And secondly, think on your ability to manage such companies successfully. If you want to be demanding in your research for a good company, are you not to be good in learning proper business practices. You must be prepared to accept the consequences. In summary, no good company can rely on luck. It must create solid business principles on rock. Otherwise it is not good business.


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