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However, generally speaking, cash flow models for offshore IT companies may have some "hidden" aspects in terms of how they allocate and manage their resources, pricing, and billing practices. Here are a few common practices that might contribute to a company's cash flow:
- Resource allocation: companies may allocate resources in a way that optimizes their own cash flow, rather than focusing solely on the needs of their clients.
- Pricing strategies: companies may use various pricing strategies, such as offering lower rates initially and then increasing prices later, to increase their cash flow.
- Billing practices: companies may bill clients in a way that maximizes their cash flow, such as billing for unproductive time or charging for resources that are not used.
- Hidden costs: companies may have hidden costs, such as overhead and administrative expenses, that are not included in their pricing model.
