by Verasset | Jan 17, 2014 | Asset Life Cycle, Capital Asset Management, Fixed Asset Depreciation, Fixed Asset Inventory, Fixed Asset Management, Fixed Asset Reconciliation, Latest News, Physical Inventory
Within this series, we will follow the flow of two practices: Purchasing and Shipping/Receiving, within the typical fixed asset life cycle. The procedural focus will be deliberately narrow. We are using these two stages within the life cycle as they represent control...
by Verasset | Jan 16, 2014 | Capital Asset Management, Fixed Asset Inventory, Fixed Asset Management, Fixed Asset Register, Latest News
As we begin to look at the fixed asset life cycle, it makes sense to define it. The asset life cycle represents the varying stages that an asset is processed through, from planning a purchase through retirement from service. Along the life cycle, business practices...
by Verasset | Jan 15, 2014 | Capital Asset Management, Fixed Asset Depreciation, Fixed Asset Inventory, Fixed Asset Management
Throughout 2014, Verasset will publish a series of blog posts that will offer education and advice related to tracking and managing capital assets. The series of blog entries will be drafted as building blocks. Each one will offer information that builds upon the...
by Verasset | Jan 14, 2014 | Asset Appraisal, Asset Reconciliation, Fixed Asset Depreciation, Fixed Asset Inventory, Fixed Asset Management, Fixed Asset Reconciliation, Fixed Asset Register, Latest News, Physical Inventory, Risk Mitigation, Sarbanes-Oxley Act
Businesses face many risks every day. One major risk relates to managing and deploying large amounts of money while creating value for shareholders. Business property, equipment and assets represent a significant investment of money. Management of this investment...
by Verasset | Jan 10, 2014 | Asset Reconciliation, Fixed Asset Depreciation, Fixed Asset Inventory, Fixed Asset Management, Fixed Asset Reconciliation, Latest News, Physical Inventory
Risk management plays an important role in business management. Calculating risk encompasses consideration of conducting certain activities (or lack thereof) and involves comparing the risk to the money either spent by doing, or not doing the activity. Taking a...
