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Here are some examples of some of the more than 50 interactive models that help one to master financial concepts with.
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This tool creates a boardroom ready analysis tool for the executive, to visually illustrate where the risks for a business and its cash flows may lay.
A leader can quickly and easily show what effects will be seen within the business through the implementation of a specific initiative or decided actions.
Identify what are causing cash flow deviations form the budget numbers.
Instantly, see which actions will bring the best results.
Merely slide the lever to show how the actions and/or changes will create the desired results.
Traditionally breakeven point analysis is taught in a methodology that enables easy assessments for educational institutions.
The power of the theory is lost to students as they see it as an exercise of simplistic calculations and impractical application.
This tool creates a paradigm that the most important calculation is the margin of safety and if this computes to a positive figure the business is healthy.
The truth is that Breakeven point is not a singular figure and there are many different break even points that a business may have.
With the new graphics of computing the breakeven point, the user is introduced to what figures really matter to guide a business to financial success.
There are numerous successful points and by undertaking differeing initiatives the company will achieve different results.
This model is useful to see how sensitivity really works when sales do not materialize as they were planned.
Understand how finances flow within the business.
See which cash flows are operational and which ones are tactical. What business decisions affect which areas.
Visually understand what areas the financial reports concentrate on.
A basic Tool that shows the workings
This tool illustrates the laws that govern the First Rule for Financial Survival.
It dynamically shows those important elements that are often ignored in the cash flow reports, that can lead to success or failure for a business entity.
The focus area of exactly how the cash flow for fixed assets affects the working capital.
The significance of this area of a business is often glanced over glibly and ignored in the future, much to the detriment of cash management.
The model is simple to understand but many do not appreciate its significance in business especially around the FI-SO principle
usually based on a single product and a simple pricing structure it shows the following :
This was a great academic tool to teach the basic concept with.
It illustrated where a break even point may exist in a very simple environment where a company sells only a single product type at a constant price.
It taught the break even point using a simple line graph.
The tool builds a straight line graph for the fixed costs as if they happen consistently ( normally only in a perfect world).
It then depicts the variable costs as a straight line as well based on the input expenses to making a product.
This tool is essential to understanding how basic costings fit into standard variance analysis and is so easy to follow.
It saves time for the student as they can merely pull the levers to see the results
Students of management accounting often get confused between Variable Costs and Fixed Costs and their characteristics.
The two are not the same.
When they later try to create a variance analysis worksheet they lose sight of what insights this analysis brings.
Later in the business world many remember some of the many formulae but many forgotten how to calculate the analysis and it is ignored.
Businesses that have implemented these tools on the other hand have gained a lot of advantages in their decisions making with many saving millions in profits.
This tool automatically does the calculations immediately and students can see what really happens with the different methods of analysis.
No more hours spent on doing the calculations, but rather time gained in seeing what benefits its brings.
It is important to learn what a standard Income Statement will show and what elements of efficiencies a marginal and/or a standard costing analysis will highlight.
This tool shows how these areas have differing characteristics.
Tax concepts are often difficult to master. The Tax Act in South Africa is a 600 page document full of legalese.
Often the sections are not easy to follow and many falter in deciphering the terms
The tax
allow students and businessmen to see how these really work by illustrating the inner workings of the concepts.
