Budgeting and Performance
The Capable Manager -- Book 14
Publisher: The Open University, 1995
ISBN: 0-7492-7106-X
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- Session 1 Understanding Budgets
- Introduction
- 1.1 The Budgeting Process
- 1.2 Performance and Control
- A framework for discharging responsibility
- 1.3 Budgets and People
- Management by objectives
- Behavioural aspects in perspective
- Summary and objectives
- Session 2 Building and Managing a Budget
- Introduction
- 2.1 Starting to Plan
- 2.2 Budget Development
- Budget structure
- 2.3 Four Types of Budget
- Incremental budgeting
- Zero-based budgeting (ZBB)
- Rolling budgets
- Fixed and flexible budgeting
- 2.4 Video and PC Activities
- Summary and objectives
- Session 3 Measuring Performance
- Introduction
- 3.1 Performance Indicators: Efficiency and Effectiveness
- 3.2 Financial Ratios
- Return on capital employed (ROCE)
- Analysing the flow of finance
- The secondary ratios
- The primary ratio is the product of the secondary ratios
- Terrestrial Trading's results compared to budget
- The Pyramid of ratios
- 3.3 Audio, video and PC Activities
- Summary and objectives
- Session 4 Financial Spreadsheets
- Introduction
- 4.1 Models and Spreadsheet Modelling
- Models and modelling
- Advantages and disadvantages of spreadsheet modelling
- Starting to spreadsheet
- An example of spreadsheet modelling
- 4.2 Two Spreadsheets for Managing Personal Finance
- A Personal income and expenditure spreadsheet
- A personal income tax spreadsheet
- 4.3 Spreadsheets for Flexible Budgeting and Break-Even Analysis
- Fixed and flexible budgets
- Break-even and profit-volume analysis
- 4.4 Three Interlinked Spreadsheets for Financial Planning
- Profit planning
- Cash planning
- Balance sheet planning
- 4.5 Modelling in Action
- Financial models — a contextual review
- Checks and controls
- Summary and objectives
- Appendix Internal Audit and Control