The IO Blog

Gaps in accountability Accountability is one of the key contributors in converting business strategies into practicality, which is why it plays a pivotal role in determining the success of a project. In the course of a project, it’s all too common to experience disagreements and stressful situations where differences in ideas and points of view could lead to one person being side-lined or someone else being burdened will all the work. Clearly, these are gaps in accountability

AV integration project, it’s all too common to draw your conclusion based on the revenue. But, if you want your AV integration projects to be truly profitable, you should look beyond revenue. In fact, fast-changing technology has made the AV industry a challenging area with product life cycles becoming shorter and systems and devices becoming more complex than ever before. This is why there’s a greater need to maximize profits from each individual project. Here are four strat

Improving Cash Flow with Inventory Management How Can Residential Integrators Improve Cash Flow? So, what interrupts cash flow? In integration business, it’s a fairly common thing for the receivables to arrive after a long gap of say, more than three months. Receivables languishing for such long duration can be bad for your business, in terms of both actual profitability and relationships with your suppliers and customers. Here are five ways in which you can improve cash flow