Financial Terms
Glossary

Capital Spend

Formal

Different to 'Operational Spend', this is a commitment to invest in long-term assets and business proposals. Imagine drilling for oil, constructing a new railway, or erecting a building - this is all capital spend - with permanence and longevity, shown 'On Balance Sheet' and clearly employed in running the business on a long-term basis.

Informal

There is a clear difference between immediate consumption and long-term investment. Capital Spend is investment by a company in long-term assets and infrastructure, rather than immediate consumption. Elastic bands, pieces of paper, telephone calls are 'consumed', whereas new buildings, network infrastructure, and desks are not. This is spend on assets required to run business.

What we do

At Shark Finesse we have developed an enterprise-grade cloud application to help businesses standardise and simplify their value engagements across the entire customer journey.

Shark, a business value engagement platform used by 1000’s of customer-facing teams globally (e.g. pre-sales, sales, value teams, and customer success) is easy to use, intuitive and usable directly with the customer to negotiate the likely business returns from investing in a solution.

By adopting the Shark approach you will fundamentally transform conversations with new and existing customers, close more business, and differentiate from the competition.