Articles from CMA Management (October 1, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Better budgeting: despite their alleged demise, budgets still remain a popular fixture--how we define them and the cultures in which we use them are simply changing with the times.	Colman, Robert		927
Building minority business: CMA Ramesh Swamy helps entrepreneurs grow in Southern California.	Colman, Robert		1363
Compensation concerns: the role of compensation committees is an important though often overlooked part of the governance puzzle. Establishing the right processes for managing executive compensation creates the transparency essential for today's corporate realities. Make sure you're doing it right.	Reiter, Barry		2482
Confronting Reality.	Colman, Robert; Buckley, Patrick	Brief Article	131
Culture change and organic growth: overcoming barriers to organizational learning.	Papmehl, Anne		1537
Defending the data: how much is a Yotta? A whole lotta security potential, according to the federal government.	Cooper, John		1053
Ergonomics for your laptop.		Brief Article	179
Financial institutions lagging in risk management.	Colman, Robert		324
From Business Strategy to IT Action.	Colman, Robert; Buckley, Patrick	Book Review	253
Generating results: strategic financial management is finding its rightful place in the newly restructured NB Power.	Colman, Robert		2406
Hands-on scorecarding: how strategy mapping has helped one organization see better its successes and future challenges.	Armitage, Howard; Scholey, Cam		2051
Investment management firms restructuring in face of challenges.	Colman, Robert	Brief Article	287
Merger discussions heat up the industry: three U.K. accounting designations are exploring a consolidation that, if approved, will reshape the global professional accounting landscape.	Colman, Robert		796
Running in the family: succession planning remains a thorny issue for many family businesses. But the earlier the planning starts, the easier it's likely to be.	Therrien, Debbie		1272
Sarbanes-Oxley compliance estimates soar.	Colman, Robert		386
Share and share alike.	Colman, Robert		460
The business of sharing--accounting for open source: the benefits of free, open source software are great, and managed well can add great value to a business. Existing accounting best practices offer guidance on how best to account for the benefits of these, alongside the broad spectrum of other software in use today. Make sure you see the full value of your IT investment.	Potvin, Joseph		2136
The economics of crime: identity theft and fraud are two of the most common white-collar crimes today. Both you and your company should be taking steps to stop them.	Siebrasse, Lori		771
The Power of the 2X2 Matrix.	Colman, Robert; Buckley, Patrick	Book Review	199
The rules of the sale: non-competition payments are now taxable as income. Make sure you take this into consideration when structuring a sale.	Vandebeek, George C.		962