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Three Million Plus per Build Table
Todd Drummond
Did you know that it is possible to achieve greater than $3 million in sales on one build table, even with severe seasonal fluctuations causing winter sales to be nonexistent? I define a build table as one build group of three to four assemblers building roof trusses. Did you know an automated...
May 2016
Issue #09202
Page 16
Effective Incentive Programs for Every Group
Todd Drummond
Many would agree that it is wise to implement an effective incentive program (IP) that actually increases productivity and lowers costs. However, very few companies actually have implemented such an effective IP, especially one that affects every group within an organization (including...
April 2016
Issue #09201
Page 16
Truss and Wall Component Manufacturing for a Lumberyard – Pros and Cons
Todd Drummond
Many lumberyards still do not have their own wood truss and wall panel manufacturing as part of their offerings to their contractors but are contemplating whether this might be a good investment. There are pros and cons to this type of big investment; if you have been doing any research, you...
March 2016
Issue #09200
Page 12
Solving the Information Breakdowns in Your Company
Todd Drummond
Do you think that some of your competition has a competitive advantage because their sales teams are processing projects via the Web on tablets? If they are able to start and/or update any project information, find the current stage of any task and also review any project’s schedule, all...
February 2016
Issue #09199
Page 20
Overcoming Obstacles and Profiting with a New Perspective
Todd Drummond
Industry’s averages for net-profits-to-sales ratio:
Below average – 0% to 9%
Average – 10% to 12%
Common to see – 13% to 19%
High return more common than most know– Greater than 20% (No B.S.)
Do you know how well your company did in comparison to...
January 2016
Issue #09198
Page 20
Increasing Net Profit While Sacrificing Labor Efficiencies?
Todd Drummond
Sometimes we lose focus of the main goal of creating more net profit for the company by focusing too much on one aspect of our business. Too often individuals focus too much on perceived labor efficiencies while limiting their overall capacities. Does reducing labor cost always produce more net...
December 2015
Issue #08197
Page 11