APQC research has shown that the average days sales outstanding is 25 days for top performers and 58 days for bottom performers.
A poor-performing order-to-cash process impacts an organization’s ability to optimize cash flow, thus restricting access to valuable capital. Many organizations wrestle with understanding the impact poor-performing order-to-cash processes have on their businesses.
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Thursday, September 27, 2007
OSBC Snapshot: Order-to-Cash
Posted by APQC Media at 12:22 PM
Labels: Finance and Accounting, OSBC Snapshot
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