eHow launches Android app: Get the best of eHow on the go.

Business Management

Business Management

Business management is tough, but eHow’s collection of management How Tos can help. Whether managing a budget or struggling with project management concerns, eHow’s business experts can offer assistance. Are you a new boss concerned with winning over your workers? eHow has advice on transitioning your staff through a management change. Looking to ascend into the managerial ranks? eHow can provide the tips on leadership to make you the right choice for a big promotion.

Sort by:
Best Match
Most Popular
Newest

Showing 1-50 of 280 results

  • How to Manage International Companies

    International management is an incredibly broad topic with a multitude of specialties and a nearly infinite variety of practical, real-world challenges to address. Several high-level areas should...

  • How to Integrate Risk Management Into Programmer Jobs

    Project managers (PMs) are responsible for risk planning and risk management usually through the vehicle of a project schedule. The information used to build a realistic schedule with integrated...

  • How to Give Constructive Feedback on Employee Evaluations

    Constructive feedback is essential to an effective and efficient workplace. Managers must have the freedom to honestly and informatively present their employees with the necessary information on...

  • How to Develop a Strategic Business Plan

    Writing a strategic business plan entails using all the available information plus a notion of how a business will create a unique place in the market to frame a compelling argument for investors...

  • How to Implement Safety Programs

    The proper implementation of any safety program requires planning and cooperation among the company's management team. The purpose of a company safety initiative is to help keep the employees safe...

  • How to Forecast IT Project Management

    Forecasting for IT project management presents its own challenges as specific tasks have often not been undertaken previously and estimates must be based on experience of coding on past projects,...

  • How to Design an Animal Shelter

    Designing an animal shelter takes more than just a desire to help animals. There are many factors to be considered, including space, costs, the type of animals you will be helping and, of course,...

  • How to Increase Employee Productivity

    In this article you will learn how to increase employee productivity in almost any type of business by as much as 20 to 30 percent. Did you know in any company the most important asset is human...

  • How to Write Up a Lean Six Sigma Project

    Created by Motorola in 1981, Six Sigma is a business management strategy to improve operations. Writing up what is called a Lean Six Sigma project requires extensive understanding of both Lean...

  • How to Find Fair Market Value

    "Fair Market Value" is defined as the amount at which property would change hands between a willing buyer and a willing seller, each having reasonable knowledge of relevant facts and neither being...

  • How to Stop Garnishment of an Unpaid Car Note

    When a finance company approves your loan, you are expected to repay the loan in installment payments. If you default on the loan agreement, they can garnish your wages to recover the unpaid debt....

  • How to Process Payroll for Employees

    Employees depend on their employers to provide paychecks that are accurate and on time. The intricacies involved in payroll processing can take years to master. Among the considerations are wage...

  • How to Find Outside Sales People

    In order for any organization to grow, the right sales people must be involved. Hiring an outside sales force can be a frustrating process of hit and miss that can cost your company money. If you...

  • How to Improve your Business, even in a Recession

    Continuous improvement is something every business should strive for. In a challenging economic environment this principle should be followed even more strategically. Business processes tend to...

  • How to Become a Program Manager

    Program managers implement a structured process, managing and coordinating multiple projects within an organization. The role of the program manager is to ensure that projects align with corporate...

  • How to Develop a Departmental Business Plan

    Developing your departmental business plan requires collecting qualitative and quantitative information about how the department can improve profitability of the company. The business plan must...

  • How to Paint a Horse Trailer

    If you're a horse owner, you probably realize the importance of maintaining your horse trailer. Make sure the trailer's exterior is clean and sanitary. Not only does this ensure a respectable...

  • How to Create an Annual Business Plan

    Like hikers going into rough terrain without map and compass, entrepreneurs who fail to fashion business plans are likely to get nowhere. It won't guarantee success, but crafting the annual plan...

  • How To Set Up a Think Tank

    A think tank is a research institute, foundation or organization created for interdisciplinary study of academic and scientific disciplines or public policy issues such as technological and social...

  • How to Design a Fire Station

    Fire stations present an unique challenge to architects due to the many functions required of a firehouse. Not simply a place to go to work, fire stations must have ample room to house fire trucks...

  • How to Dissolve an LLC Company

    Dissolving an LLC--a limited liability company--allows members to avoid any and all liability if the company closes its doors. The need for a dissolution may be prompted by the death of a member...

  • How to Create Web Governance Procedures

    According to United States government, web governance defines the decision makers, accountability for tasks/efforts and how personnel works together to operate a web entity such as a website or...

  • How to Create Stock

    Creating stock is a multiple-step process that includes hiring an investment bank and drafting details about the type of stock your company is going to offer. Those creating the stock must find an...

  • How to Consolidate Operations When Downsizing

    It is estimated that 85% of Fortune 500 firms downsized between 1989 and 1994, and all of these companies had plans to further reduce their workforces through the year 2004. Particularly in tough...

  • How to Start a Sirius XM Radio Station

    We’ve all heard of satellite radio and the incredible listening experience it provides to its subscribers. Sirius XM now comes installed in every new and many used cars, offering subscribers a...

  • How to Be Removed as a Member of a Board of Directors

    A corporation and other business entities act through the board of directors. If you are a member of a company's board of directors, you know company moves and policies are proposed to the board...

  • How to Calculate the Credit-Adjusted Risk Free Rate

    The risk-free rate is usually based on United States Treasury bills, notes and bonds, because it is assumed that the U.S. government will never default on its debt obligations. Credit-adjusting...

  • How to File Bankruptcy for an S-Corp

    S-Corporations are corporations that meet certain qualifications under the Internal Revenue Code that renders them exempt from most federal taxes. While this exemption is certainly an advantage...

  • How to Record Stock Options

    The recording of stock options is governed by Statement of Financial Accounting Standards # 123R. Booking the accounting entries is not the hard part; the hard part is valuing the options. ...

  • How to File Bankruptcy on an S-Corp

    The IRS classifies corporations into two types, S corporations and C corporations. S corporations must meet certain requirements and are exempt from most federal corporate income taxes (although...

  • How to Finance Business Plans

    Running a business can require a large amount of capital. Acquiring enough money to start a business can be difficult and some businesses require several years of investment before they become...

  • How to Fire Someone

    Firing people is always challenging. It's so difficult to do it well, especially now, in a time where people will do anything to keep their job and firing them doesn't always has to do with their...

  • How to Improve the Performance of a Sales Team

    Successfully managing a sales team is one of the most challenging tasks a supervisor can be assigned. When done effectively, however, the rewards can be significant. If you find your staff...

  • How to Report Fraud Within a Public Company

    Since the passage of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act in 2002, people reporting fraud within a public company have enjoyed legal protection as whistle-blowers if they experience retaliation for their...

  • How to Negotiate the Purchase Price of a Business

    Business is all about negotiation and negotiation is all about harnessing as much information as you can and using that information to strike a deal. As the seller, you want the most money...

  • How to Create a Technology Needs Assessment

    A Technology Needs Assessment is written to provide the management of an enterprise with the information they need to make technology investment decisions. The enterprise may be a large...

  • How to Determine the Potential for a Business

    Entrepreneurs are idea people. They may have hundreds or even thousands of business ideas across their lifetimes, and some of them will be quite good. Successful entrepreneurs are those who can...

  • How to Pass PMP Certification in the First Attempt

    If someone is a project manager and wants to hone the project management skills, or if someone wants to become a project manager, then pursuing Project Management Professional (PMP) certification...

  • How to Find the Worth of Mineral Rights in Colorado

    In Colorado, mineral rights are considered real estate property; there is, however, a distinction between the surface estate and the mineral estate. This separation is called a "split estate",...

  • How to Merge a Company That is Going Bankrupt

    When a company goes bankrupt, the most important question is "Who owns what?" This is a particularly important question if you are seeking a white knight buyer for your failing company or...

  • How to Recover Energy From Incinerators

    Incinerators burn garbage from residential, commercial, industrial and institutional sources. This garbage is composed of general waste, like kitchen scraps, paper, yard debris, appliances,...

  • How to Create Value in a Dynamic Business Environment

    Dynamic business environments are characterized by the ability to respond to changing trends. Critical to success is creating value by emphasizing alert entrepreneurship and managing risk. The...

  • How to Use Microsoft Project Manager

    Microsoft Project is a software application designed to help you manage complex projects by allowing you to generate a project plan that reflects all the work that needs to be done to accomplish...

  • How to Manage Corporate Life Cycles

    In "Managing Corporate Lifecycles," Ichak Adizes says the courtship stage is rife with the possibility of terminating in "an affair" when an entrepreneur hits a rough patch. The start-up...

  • How to Account for Exchange Differences Arising on a Forward Exchange Contract

    The accounting rules involving foreign exchange differences and derivative instruments can be very complex. The Statements of Financial Accounting Standards (FAS) 52, 133 and 138 all must be...

  • How to Run a Resilient Business in Tough Economic Times

    How healthy and strong is your business? Is it able to endure an economic turndown? Will it survive the lean years? Businesses can avoid many of the pitfalls that cause thousands of business each...

  • How to Expand a Business & Organizational Structure

    Completing a thorough self-assessment is necessary for for-profit businesses and non-profit operations to properly expand their business and organizational structures. Strategic decision-making...

  • How to use Angel Investors to finance a start-up Business

    Angel investors are individuals or groups that invest their own money in your business venture. Their investments usually range from $25k and up. The Angel Investor will invest in upstart...

  • How to be an Executive Level Managerial Problem Solver

    You may be starting your own business or working on your MBA with the intention of one day becoming an executive of a successful corporation. Or, you may be content to run a small business. All of...

  • How to Use a Forward Contract to Hedge the Interest Rate Risk

    Interest rate risk to a borrower is the risk that rates will rise in the future. Many types of personal and corporate debt are floating, which means that the interest rate can be reset or move...

Copyright © 1999-2010 eHow, Inc. Use of this web site constitutes acceptance of the eHow Terms of Use and Privacy Policy .   en-US Portions of this page are modifications based on work created and shared by Google and used according to terms described in the Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution License. † requires javascript

Demand Media