Webinars


We present numerous industry webinars that are a great way for you to learn A/E best practices ranging from streamlining billing processes to reducing administrative burden to lowering the cost of ownership and more. Webinars are complimentary.

At the end of the Best Practice webinars we also offer attendees to stay online for a quick introduction to how Axium's software and services can help empower your firm's success and improve your firm's bottom line.

Previously Recorded Webinars


A Radical (but Quite Logical ) Approach to Structuring Your Company’s Organization & Reporting

10am - 11am PT / 11am - 12pm MT / 12pm - 1pm CT / 1pm - 2pm ET

Companies throughout the industry have structured their organizations into smaller business units or disciplines. Typically their general ledgers match this departmentalization. On paper this all looks good. However, the reality of getting the costs and revenue matched to the proper department is a nightmare for many accounting professionals.

This seminar will focus on how to structure your organizations accounting system to accommodate all reporting needs including, incentive compensation without the need to departmentalize for revenue and direct cost. Reorganizations can be adopted and implemented within a few days, rather than months of planning, reworking, and scrambling. Attend this webinar to find out how.

Michael J. Brennan, CPA, has been a Certified Axium Consultant for ten years and is also a Certified Timberline Consultant. Mr. Brennan has twenty-five plus years of accounting and consulting experience in the architectural, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry. He graduated in 1984 from Western Illinois University with a BA in Accounting and passed the CPA in Illinois in 1986. In addition to his accounting experience, he possesses an active general contractor’s license (CA 777700) in the state of California. He is also a member of the Education Committee for AUA and served on the board of AUA for two years, and has over fifteen years of report writing experience. Can it be done? Mike’s typical answer is “yes,” but it is quickly followed up with “what is the cost to make it happen?” and “does it make sense?”

08/19/2010
10:00 AM
1.0 hours



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