Electricity cost management involves working to help companies reduce their electricity expenditures by partnering with retail energy providers who will deliver the net lowest cost per kilowatt hour.
Controlling spending habits cannot happen until that spending is measured. Management looking for ways to cut costs in a business must, therefore, take the time to lay out their expenses in a way that makes different [...]
Freedom Profit Recovery (FPR) prides ourselves on providing the best in consulting services to all of our clients, and are happy to extend some of those services to the general public as well. We [...]
Identifying cost-cutting measures for a business can feel exhausting. Auditing expense reports for business cost savings is often like searching for a green keychain dropped in a field in Ireland — it all starts to look [...]
Today, a team from FPR provided a Christmas tree with all of its decor for the children a Scottish Rite Hospital for Children (SRHC). Each year, SRHC and it's business partners provide trees for [...]
As a company that refuses to charge service fees when determining how to cut costs in business for our clients, Freedom Profit Recovery (FPR) may seem like an anomaly, and that is because we are. We [...]
As businesses look for ways to learn how to decrease costs they have increasingly turned to outsourcing of certain functions. This concept, sometimes called Business Process Outsourcing (BPO), can be seen most commonly within [...]
Selecting a Commercial Electricity Provider When searching online for commercial electricity, finding the right provider can be confusing. The first step is making sure you're in a de-regulated market. If you're not, then you [...]
In the business world, you hear a lot of sales pitches from B2B vendors. An obscene amount, in fact. From document management consultants to telecom systems vendors, you endure the same spiel laden with [...]
Many potential clients have researched our services, and are interested in using them to start reducing business costs, but wonder when the most opportune time to engage us might be. This question is quite astute [...]
