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    Morillo, Christina. "Two Women Having a Meeting Inside Glass-panel Office" [Photo]. Retrieved from Pexels.
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    2001 Working Capital Survey – Chart 29

    Behind the RankingsThe management of working capital combines two measures, weighted equally:1. Days of Working Capital (DWC) = (Receivables + Inventory ­ Payables) ÷ (Sales ÷ 365 Days). If payables exceed the sum of receivables and inventory, DWC is negative.2. Cash Conversion Efficiency (CCE) =...

    By CFO Editorial Staff • July 1, 2001
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    Morillo, Christina. "Two Women Having a Meeting Inside Glass-panel Office" [Photo]. Retrieved from Pexels.
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    2001 Working Capital Survey – Chart 28

    Behind the RankingsThe management of working capital combines two measures, weighted equally:1. Days of Working Capital (DWC) = (Receivables + Inventory ­ Payables) ÷ (Sales ÷ 365 Days). If payables exceed the sum of receivables and inventory, DWC is negative.2. Cash Conversion Efficiency (CCE) =...

    By CFO Editorial Staff • July 1, 2001
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    Tax policy shifts: What CFOs need to know to stay ahead

    Discover how evolving tax policies are creating new opportunities and challenges for CFOs.

    By CFO.com staff
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    Morillo, Christina. "Two Women Having a Meeting Inside Glass-panel Office" [Photo]. Retrieved from Pexels.
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    2001 Working Capital Survey – Chart 27

    Behind the RankingsThe management of working capital combines two measures, weighted equally:1. Days of Working Capital (DWC) = (Receivables + Inventory ­ Payables) ÷ (Sales ÷ 365 Days). If payables exceed the sum of receivables and inventory, DWC is negative.2. Cash Conversion Efficiency (CCE) =...

    By CFO Editorial Staff • July 1, 2001
  • Two women in glass-panel office strategizing a customer's journey
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    Morillo, Christina. "Two Women Having a Meeting Inside Glass-panel Office" [Photo]. Retrieved from Pexels.
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    2001 Working Capital Survey – Chart 26

    Behind the RankingsThe management of working capital combines two measures, weighted equally:1. Days of Working Capital (DWC) = (Receivables + Inventory ­ Payables) ÷ (Sales ÷ 365 Days). If payables exceed the sum of receivables and inventory, DWC is negative.2. Cash Conversion Efficiency (CCE) =...

    By CFO Editorial Staff • July 1, 2001
  • Two women in glass-panel office strategizing a customer's journey
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    Morillo, Christina. "Two Women Having a Meeting Inside Glass-panel Office" [Photo]. Retrieved from Pexels.
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    2001 Working Capital Survey – Chart 25

    Behind the RankingsThe management of working capital combines two measures, weighted equally:1. Days of Working Capital (DWC) = (Receivables + Inventory ­ Payables) ÷ (Sales ÷ 365 Days). If payables exceed the sum of receivables and inventory, DWC is negative.2. Cash Conversion Efficiency (CCE) =...

    By CFO Editorial Staff • July 1, 2001
  • Two women in glass-panel office strategizing a customer's journey
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    Morillo, Christina. "Two Women Having a Meeting Inside Glass-panel Office" [Photo]. Retrieved from Pexels.
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    2001 Working Capital Survey – Chart 24

    Behind the RankingsThe management of working capital combines two measures, weighted equally:1. Days of Working Capital (DWC) = (Receivables + Inventory ­ Payables) ÷ (Sales ÷ 365 Days). If payables exceed the sum of receivables and inventory, DWC is negative.2. Cash Conversion Efficiency (CCE) =...

    By CFO Editorial Staff • July 1, 2001
  • Two women in glass-panel office strategizing a customer's journey
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    Morillo, Christina. "Two Women Having a Meeting Inside Glass-panel Office" [Photo]. Retrieved from Pexels.
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    2001 Working Capital Survey – Chart 23

    Behind the RankingsThe management of working capital combines two measures, weighted equally:1. Days of Working Capital (DWC) = (Receivables + Inventory ­ Payables) ÷ (Sales ÷ 365 Days). If payables exceed the sum of receivables and inventory, DWC is negative.2. Cash Conversion Efficiency (CCE) =...

    By CFO Editorial Staff • July 1, 2001
  • Two women in glass-panel office strategizing a customer's journey
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    Morillo, Christina. "Two Women Having a Meeting Inside Glass-panel Office" [Photo]. Retrieved from Pexels.
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    2001 Working Capital Survey – Chart 22

    Behind the RankingsThe management of working capital combines two measures, weighted equally:1. Days of Working Capital (DWC) = (Receivables + Inventory ­ Payables) ÷ (Sales ÷ 365 Days). If payables exceed the sum of receivables and inventory, DWC is negative.2. Cash Conversion Efficiency (CCE) =...

    By CFO Editorial Staff • July 1, 2001
  • Two women in glass-panel office strategizing a customer's journey
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    Morillo, Christina. "Two Women Having a Meeting Inside Glass-panel Office" [Photo]. Retrieved from Pexels.
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    2001 Working Capital Survey – Chart 21

    Behind the RankingsThe management of working capital combines two measures, weighted equally:1. Days of Working Capital (DWC) = (Receivables + Inventory ­ Payables) ÷ (Sales ÷ 365 Days). If payables exceed the sum of receivables and inventory, DWC is negative.2. Cash Conversion Efficiency (CCE) =...

    By CFO Editorial Staff • July 1, 2001
  • Two women in glass-panel office strategizing a customer's journey
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    Morillo, Christina. "Two Women Having a Meeting Inside Glass-panel Office" [Photo]. Retrieved from Pexels.
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    2001 Working Capital Survey – Chart 19

    Behind the RankingsThe management of working capital combines two measures, weighted equally:1. Days of Working Capital (DWC) = (Receivables + Inventory ­ Payables) ÷ (Sales ÷ 365 Days). If payables exceed the sum of receivables and inventory, DWC is negative.2. Cash Conversion Efficiency (CCE) =...

    By CFO Editorial Staff • July 1, 2001
  • Two women in glass-panel office strategizing a customer's journey
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    Morillo, Christina. "Two Women Having a Meeting Inside Glass-panel Office" [Photo]. Retrieved from Pexels.
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    2001 Working Capital Survey – Chart 20

    Behind the RankingsThe management of working capital combines two measures, weighted equally:1. Days of Working Capital (DWC) = (Receivables + Inventory ­ Payables) ÷ (Sales ÷ 365 Days). If payables exceed the sum of receivables and inventory, DWC is negative.2. Cash Conversion Efficiency (CCE) =...

    By CFO Editorial Staff • July 1, 2001
  • Two women in glass-panel office strategizing a customer's journey
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    Morillo, Christina. "Two Women Having a Meeting Inside Glass-panel Office" [Photo]. Retrieved from Pexels.
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    2001 Working Capital Survey – Chart 18

    Behind the RankingsThe management of working capital combines two measures, weighted equally:1. Days of Working Capital (DWC) = (Receivables + Inventory ­ Payables) ÷ (Sales ÷ 365 Days). If payables exceed the sum of receivables and inventory, DWC is negative.2. Cash Conversion Efficiency (CCE) =...

    By CFO Editorial Staff • July 1, 2001
  • Two women in glass-panel office strategizing a customer's journey
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    Morillo, Christina. "Two Women Having a Meeting Inside Glass-panel Office" [Photo]. Retrieved from Pexels.
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    2001 Working Capital Survey – Chart 17

    Behind the RankingsThe management of working capital combines two measures, weighted equally:1. Days of Working Capital (DWC) = (Receivables + Inventory ­ Payables) ÷ (Sales ÷ 365 Days). If payables exceed the sum of receivables and inventory, DWC is negative.2. Cash Conversion Efficiency (CCE) =...

    By CFO Editorial Staff • July 1, 2001
  • Two women in glass-panel office strategizing a customer's journey
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    Morillo, Christina. "Two Women Having a Meeting Inside Glass-panel Office" [Photo]. Retrieved from Pexels.
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    2001 Working Capital Survey – Chart 16

    Behind the RankingsThe management of working capital combines two measures, weighted equally:1. Days of Working Capital (DWC) = (Receivables + Inventory ­ Payables) ÷ (Sales ÷ 365 Days). If payables exceed the sum of receivables and inventory, DWC is negative.2. Cash Conversion Efficiency (CCE) =...

    By CFO Editorial Staff • July 1, 2001
  • Two women in glass-panel office strategizing a customer's journey
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    Morillo, Christina. "Two Women Having a Meeting Inside Glass-panel Office" [Photo]. Retrieved from Pexels.
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    2001 Working Capital Survey – Chart 15

    Behind the RankingsThe management of working capital combines two measures, weighted equally:1. Days of Working Capital (DWC) = (Receivables + Inventory ­ Payables) ÷ (Sales ÷ 365 Days). If payables exceed the sum of receivables and inventory, DWC is negative.2. Cash Conversion Efficiency (CCE) =...

    By CFO Editorial Staff • July 1, 2001
  • Two women in glass-panel office strategizing a customer's journey
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    Morillo, Christina. "Two Women Having a Meeting Inside Glass-panel Office" [Photo]. Retrieved from Pexels.
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    2001 Working Capital Survey – Chart 14

    Behind the RankingsThe management of working capital combines two measures, weighted equally:1. Days of Working Capital (DWC) = (Receivables + Inventory ­ Payables) ÷ (Sales ÷ 365 Days). If payables exceed the sum of receivables and inventory, DWC is negative.2. Cash Conversion Efficiency (CCE) =...

    By CFO Editorial Staff • July 1, 2001
  • Two women in glass-panel office strategizing a customer's journey
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    Morillo, Christina. "Two Women Having a Meeting Inside Glass-panel Office" [Photo]. Retrieved from Pexels.
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    2001 Working Capital Survey – Chart 13

    Behind the RankingsThe management of working capital combines two measures, weighted equally:1. Days of Working Capital (DWC) = (Receivables + Inventory ­ Payables) ÷ (Sales ÷ 365 Days). If payables exceed the sum of receivables and inventory, DWC is negative.2. Cash Conversion Efficiency (CCE) =...

    By CFO Editorial Staff • July 1, 2001
  • Two women in glass-panel office strategizing a customer's journey
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    Morillo, Christina. "Two Women Having a Meeting Inside Glass-panel Office" [Photo]. Retrieved from Pexels.
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    2001 Working Capital Survey – Chart 12

    Behind the RankingsThe management of working capital combines two measures, weighted equally:1. Days of Working Capital (DWC) = (Receivables + Inventory ­ Payables) ÷ (Sales ÷ 365 Days). If payables exceed the sum of receivables and inventory, DWC is negative.2. Cash Conversion Efficiency (CCE) =...

    By CFO Editorial Staff • July 1, 2001
  • Two women in glass-panel office strategizing a customer's journey
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    Morillo, Christina. "Two Women Having a Meeting Inside Glass-panel Office" [Photo]. Retrieved from Pexels.
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    2001 Working Capital Survey – Chart 11

    Behind the RankingsThe management of working capital combines two measures, weighted equally:1. Days of Working Capital (DWC) = (Receivables + Inventory ­ Payables) ÷ (Sales ÷ 365 Days). If payables exceed the sum of receivables and inventory, DWC is negative.2. Cash Conversion Efficiency (CCE) =...

    By CFO Editorial Staff • July 1, 2001
  • Two women in glass-panel office strategizing a customer's journey
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    Morillo, Christina. "Two Women Having a Meeting Inside Glass-panel Office" [Photo]. Retrieved from Pexels.
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    2001 Working Capital Survey – Chart 10

    Behind the RankingsThe management of working capital combines two measures, weighted equally:1. Days of Working Capital (DWC) = (Receivables + Inventory ­ Payables) ÷ (Sales ÷ 365 Days). If payables exceed the sum of receivables and inventory, DWC is negative.2. Cash Conversion Efficiency (CCE) =...

    By CFO Editorial Staff • July 1, 2001
  • Two women in glass-panel office strategizing a customer's journey
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    Morillo, Christina. "Two Women Having a Meeting Inside Glass-panel Office" [Photo]. Retrieved from Pexels.
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    2001 Working Capital Survey – Chart 9

    Behind the RankingsThe management of working capital combines two measures, weighted equally:1. Days of Working Capital (DWC) = (Receivables + Inventory ­ Payables) ÷ (Sales ÷ 365 Days). If payables exceed the sum of receivables and inventory, DWC is negative.2. Cash Conversion Efficiency (CCE) =...

    By CFO Editorial Staff • July 1, 2001
  • Two women in glass-panel office strategizing a customer's journey
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    Morillo, Christina. "Two Women Having a Meeting Inside Glass-panel Office" [Photo]. Retrieved from Pexels.
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    2001 Working Capital Survey – Chart 8

    Behind the RankingsThe management of working capital combines two measures, weighted equally:1. Days of Working Capital (DWC) = (Receivables + Inventory ­ Payables) ÷ (Sales ÷ 365 Days). If payables exceed the sum of receivables and inventory, DWC is negative.2. Cash Conversion Efficiency (CCE) =...

    By CFO Editorial Staff • July 1, 2001
  • Two women in glass-panel office strategizing a customer's journey
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    Morillo, Christina. "Two Women Having a Meeting Inside Glass-panel Office" [Photo]. Retrieved from Pexels.
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    2001 Working Capital Survey – Chart 7

    Behind the RankingsThe management of working capital combines two measures, weighted equally:1. Days of Working Capital (DWC) = (Receivables + Inventory ­ Payables) ÷ (Sales ÷ 365 Days). If payables exceed the sum of receivables and inventory, DWC is negative.2. Cash Conversion Efficiency (CCE) =...

    By CFO Editorial Staff • July 1, 2001
  • Two women in glass-panel office strategizing a customer's journey
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    Morillo, Christina. "Two Women Having a Meeting Inside Glass-panel Office" [Photo]. Retrieved from Pexels.
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    2001 Working Capital Survey – Chart 6

    Behind the RankingsThe management of working capital combines two measures, weighted equally:1. Days of Working Capital (DWC) = (Receivables + Inventory ­ Payables) ÷ (Sales ÷ 365 Days). If payables exceed the sum of receivables and inventory, DWC is negative.2. Cash Conversion Efficiency (CCE) =...

    By CFO Editorial Staff • July 1, 2001
  • Two women in glass-panel office strategizing a customer's journey
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    Morillo, Christina. "Two Women Having a Meeting Inside Glass-panel Office" [Photo]. Retrieved from Pexels.
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    2001 Working Capital Survey – Chart 5

    Behind the RankingsThe management of working capital combines two measures, weighted equally:1. Days of Working Capital (DWC) = (Receivables + Inventory ­ Payables) ÷ (Sales ÷ 365 Days). If payables exceed the sum of receivables and inventory, DWC is negative.2. Cash Conversion Efficiency (CCE) =...

    By CFO Editorial Staff • July 1, 2001