In 1997, Hollywood gave us a dramatic view of the crash of the unsinkable Titanic. Last month, the movie was re-released in 3-D. In a recent blog for the Harvard Business Review, Mark Bonchek made a list of business lessons he learned from the Titanic. His blog led to this column topic.
Dan Bowser is president of Value Insights of Durango and Chandler, Ariz.
bowser@businessvaluesinsights.com
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The term “cash flow” is one of the most misunderstood financial terms. To some extent, this is because there are several definitions. Among the many uses are simple cash flow, operating cash flow, net cash flow and free cash flow. As a result, the term has different meanings depending on the situation.
