Articles from Financial Management (UK) (April 1, 2005)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
2010 study offers tips for success.		Brief Article	132
A guide to IAS and regulations has been written by Assetware Technology.		Brief Article	21
Abacus spot on target.			502
Attention!		Brief Article	82
Budgeting and innovation: do budgets stifle creativity? David Marginson and Stuart Ogden report on a case study that has addressed this question in a leading global technology firm.	Marginson, David; Ogden, Stuart		1927
CIMA professional development.		Brief Article	149
CIMA Sri Lanka hosts summit.		Brief Article	84
CIMA strategic scorecard.		Brief Article	37
CIMA submits OFR response.			381
Command + ctrl: CPM, BPM or SEM? The software vendors can't agree what to call it, but they say you need it anyway. Ruth Prickett explains what you're missing if you're still using MS Excel to run your business.	Prickett, Ruth		2496
Correction.		Correction Notice	29
Council FD urges work-life balance.		Brief Article	326
D20.		Brief Article	46
Diary.		Calendar	1655
Exam notice.			1017
Existing laws fail to provide tools to combat global financial crime.			303
Financial ratios: if non-financial managers feel that you're speaking double-Dutch whenever you talk figures, Richard Bull offers the accounting equivalent of the Rosetta stone.	Bull, Richard		1280
For richer, for poorer: mergers, like marriages, start optimistically but often end in disappointment. As confidence returns to the M&A market, Camilla Berens reveals the secrets of corporate conjugal bliss.	Berens, Camilla	Cover Story	2554
How to choose an outplacement agency.	Jackson, Linda	Brief Article	260
Institute asks members to vote on CPD.		Brief Article	240
Is your memory like a sieve?			280
It's worth devoting extra time to the minutiae when consolidation would lead to vital changes.	Tilley, Charles; Kaye, Roland		553
Management accounting--decision management: the learning curve equation has a number of applications in the manufacturing sector. Fortunately, the formula itself is fairly straightforward to learn for paper P2.	Brookfield, Bill		2367
Managerial level, strategic level and TOPCIMA papers; if you treat reading the business pages of the quality newspapers as a chance to hone your analytical skills, it will make your exam answers far more insightful.	Pitcher, Graham		1627
Managing a redundancy programme.		Brief Article	304
Members in practice conference 2005.		Brief Article	28
More than three-quarters.		Brief Article	152
Out, but not down: in certain industries you haven't lived until you've been made redundant--not that this makes it any easier. Ronny Munster describes his own comeback plan.	Munster, Ronny		859
Piers Pommeroy may well be an expert in risk assessment, but the odds that he'd make a successful bookie are astronomical. The safest bet of all is that he'll put his foot in it every month.		Calendar	854
Presidential engagements.		Calendar	43
Professional development: CIMA's new principles-based CPD framework will ensure that members see it not as a chore but as a way to increase their employability.	Race, Nigel		635
Richard Ennis: executive director of finance, London Borough of Lambeth.		Interview	1397
Shamed by your English?		Advertisement	352
Shared issues.	Suresh, T.D.	Letter to the Editor	150
Small businesses.		Brief Article	120
State of denial: accepting liability is rarely easy--especially if you're sure you've already dealt with the issue or it wasn't all your fault anyway. But what if the issue is a humanitarian disaster? Neil Hodge finds that sorry really is the hardest word when big businesses and governments are called to account.	Hodge, Neil		2044
Student one2one: Jonathan Power: reporting accountant, Nestle.		Interview	1020
Supply of demand.	Weeks, Peter	Letter to the Editor	112
Tool story.	Gorf, Ken	Letter to the Editor	361
Ultimate finance group.		Brief Article	46
University of Portsmouth.		Brief Article	29