By Analytix Editorial Team
Analytix Solutions now offers startups and small businesses the AIX Investor Solution that allows investors a secure way to access watertight financials and an accurate accounting history.
By Guest Blogger
The best way for entrepreneurs to create change is to simply let them play! Stick them in a sandbox with a wide variety of free products and services that they can use however they want so that they may find the best method of transitioning from idea to action.
By Mike Gardner
For any business, and small business in particular, the business owner’s primary objective is to grow and develop his company. This article, explains the evolutionary steps encountered by small business during this journey and how proper planning facilitates these transitional phases.
By Analytix Editorial Team
Manage business more effectively, save resources, and increase overall profitability. Regularly planned business assessments in several areas can help your company meet all of these needs.
By Analytix Editorial Team
The Analytix Solutions’ team of professionals possesses the depth and breadth of expertise that can assist you with your immediate and future accounting needs. We offer three main types of accounting services at Analytix – Bookkeeping, Controllership, and CFO.
By Analytix Editorial Team
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) assist business owners in measuring the growth of an organization. Often, KPIs are evaluated to establish long-term goals.
By Analytix Editorial Team
Analytical tools are vital to a business, regardless of its size. At a time when consumer behavior towards marketing is influenced by online opinion, embracing digital technology is important.
By Satish Patel
Most businesses attain success because they excel at what that they do, whether it is providing a particular product or a range of services.
By Analytix Editorial Team
The best way for business owners to manage debts which are overdue is to develop and implement a cohesive debt collection policy.
By Analytix Editorial Team
Why do some businesses fail while others take off almost right from the very beginning? Is it the services they provide or products they offer to their clients?