- The Future of Infrastructure for Electric Vehicles
- July 24, 2018
Electric cars and charging stations have become more popular than ever. They present many benefits when compared to conventional petrol/diesel cars.
- Cryptocurrencies: Two Benefits and Two Problems You Should Be Aware Of
- June 29, 2018
Cryptocurrencies have become a new investment trend. Everybody is trying to get a piece of the action, including investors, companies and the individuals.
- 8 More Model Building No-Nos
- February 29, 2016
A continuation of our "10 Model Building No-Nos". Here are eight additional no-no's when building a new financial model.
- Modelling Depreciation: A Straight-Line Depreciation Waterfall
- November 29, 2015
Calculating depreciation can be a bit of a pain. For one thing, for many businesses, it’s just one of three ways of accounting for purchases of new fixed assets, besides the investing cash flow and tax depreciation.
- Beyond M&A: 4 Other Types of Financial Models
- September 3, 2015
When most people think of financial modelling, I’d wager that M&A and valuations come to mind.
- Taking Apart the TTC (Part IV): Toronto vs. the World
- June 28, 2015
How well Toronto stacks up against these 7 cities—at least in terms of a very limited measure, its subway.
- Taking Apart the TTC (Part III): Rider Misery
- September 14, 2014
After a relaxing summer filled with debugging MySQL queries and tweaking Windows forms, I’ve completed a prototype of EngagementPro, a piece of software designed to assist accountants with managing their workloads.
- Taking Apart the TTC (Part II): Operators’ Workload
- June 29, 2014
TTC fares and operator wages have grown in lockstep, at about double the rate of inflation, and double the rate of most Ontarians’ household income
- Taking Apart the TTC (Part I): Fares and Wages
- June 17, 2014
Fare hikes. Crowded subways. Funky smells. Surly drivers. For many of us in Toronto, a two-way commute on the TTC is a reality five days a week.
- 6 Ways to Cut Corners – Legitimately
- June 8, 2014
Personal busy-ness at work gave me the chance to apply some of the insights I got into hewing to the high-level in consulting.