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Accounts Receivable Management Best Practices

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This is a very well written book. However, it is not intended for someone who has never been in accounts receivable. There is an assumption that the reader has heard of Sarbanes-Oxley and other accounts receivable terminology. The book provides numerous case studies which are excellent ways the author drove home and supported his points.

As someone who has been in accounts receivable but has never been an A/R manager, I feel very comfortable and confident in interviewing for an A/R manager position now. I was even able to ad a few points to my resume.

The author provides numerous suggestions on how to improve the inflow of cash you, yourself can implement immediately.

I read the entire book in one weekend; 192 pages with many additional case studies in the back as well as throughout the chapters.

You will not be disappointed in this book!

Michael Lewis

I read this book to brush up in preparation of taking on a major recurring billing system for a Fortune 500 company.

I would recommend this to senior execs who are interested in maximizing their accounts receivable asset or to anyone working on a project to improve their A/R processes.

It's one of the best book written about the receivable management. I strongly reccomend this book if you want to build your collections department up.