Articles from CMA Management (April 1, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A Thousand Barrels a Second: The Coming Oil Break Point and the Challenges Facing an Energy Dependent World.		Book review	167
Building with a helping hand: after six decades, NRC-IRAP continues to provide a much-needed boost to start-up SMEs. Are you taking advantage?	Cooper, John		1243
Catching Generation Y: today's young professionals, members of the "echo boom", are a hot commodity. Companies that are committed to attracting them need to change their search strategies for success.	Miller, Jeremy		1204
Chasing Daylight.		Brief article	173
Creating clear skies: how Navtech Inc., a small Canadian firm, has taken on Europe with a savvy acquisition--a company more than twice its size. Effective communication within its own ranks, a clear understanding of its own business, and a strong due diligence process all made a big difference.	Colman, Robert	Company overview	1533
Customers before cost-cutting, say global CEOs.			320
Cut middle management, kill productivity.			269
Expanding the field of practice for CMAs.	Colman, Robert	Editorial	369
Factoring and the credit manager: how factoring can help minimize operational risk.	Brown, George		1291
Improving the cost accounting advantage: often poorly understood by undergraduate students, traditional cost accounting is still a valuable and much needed tool. The challenge for academics is to make it engaging.	Giguere, Pierre		1627
Launching the Satellites.			219
Leadership development a cornerstone advantage.			484
New software.			23
Public accounting in Canada: a new CMA public accounting program, soon to be available as a post-designation area of specialization for CMAs, will create expanded opportunities for management accountants and enhance their value proposition for businesses and clients.	Fletcher, R. David		1571
Public practice expertise: with the public accounting landscape quickly changing across Canada, CMAs who qualify to practise in the field will find significant opportunities to strengthen their value proposition for business. Three CMA public accountants in Alberta show how.	Colman, Robert	Interview	1567
Relationships everything in outsourcing: study.			354
The service company advantage: why service companies can perform better cost reporting and cost accounting than manufacturing companies.	Vercio, Alan; Pierce, Brianna DeMarco		2004
The shared services journey: although there is no template for shared services implementation success, those who have been through the process have experienced similar hurdles and successes. A variety of these experts recently met in Ottawa to discuss the important role shared services plays in the public sector today--and how best to manage the delicate development of this organizational model.	Colman, Robert		1682
Top 10 tech trends see broader search engines, faster telecom.			494
Winning the Three-Legged Race.	Buckley, Patrick		290