Im writing a business report for uni for a large computer company that makes games, etc etc..anyway..discussing effects of staff downsizing, outsources & implemeting SLAs. Whats the difference (in the report) between Scope, Management Summary & Objectives? Do i write about what the company does in the SCOPE field of the report heading???
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I believe Management Summary is similar to Executive Summary, so see Source# 1. You can also find some examples there.\n\nRe Scope, not quite sure, but it should be about what you are going to do for the company. Like you said, 'duscussing effects of staff downsizing,... .' \n\nObjectives should be something that you have to find out (and be able to give the correlative findings, outcomes, result in the summary part at the end of the report). Why do you ahve to discuss about the effects...? \n\nI think this should be it!\n\nI cannot find the info from the Internet, so perhaps you want to try a library. Finding some examples of reports, theses, etc.. and see what they put in it.
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MIS means Management Information System. So a report on MIS mean the a report on Management Information System. Defination of MIS means the using of Information Technology in the Management level of any organization for the day to day activities. For example Standard Chartered Bank is using the MIS for their ATM, Internet Banking, Phone Banking. These all are the Information technology and organization SCb is using them for their day to day activities. And a report on these subject will be notified as MIS report. You have to understand the information technology they are using and how efficeintly they are using like those subject. Tally software use for accounting purpose. This software are basically in the big organization to do their big calculation.
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The information is well presented, understandable, and technically accurate.  Very good!\n\nFollowing is editorial "nitpicking":\n\nChange page name to something more descriptive.  If I want to bookmark it, it's going to show up as just "laptop".\n\nFirst paragraph: "needs" should be "need".  Second sentence, the "basics" are affecting your decision, not your decision making process.  Last sentence, "innumerous", that's an infinite number.  Suggest rewording the paragraph as:\n\nPurchasing a laptop is a large investment that can be complicated by all of the options, manufacturers, and technical mumbo-jumbo that need to be sifted through. Before you spend a lot of money on a laptop, it is important to spend a little time considering some basics that should affect your decision. This Tech Tip will take a look at a number of things worth considering when buying a laptop computer.\n\nPoint to remember 3 -- grammar error.  Change to: "...the laptop's alternative to ..."\n\nPoint to remember 7, hyperlink to "How to Network Your Computers"\n\nParagraph following "Points..." suggest reword to "... and tendonitis are some ..."\n\nDelete extraneous comma: "...wired or wireless version and generally ..."\n\nMissing comma: "...best option, if available ..."\n\nSuggested change for easier readability: "...separate mouse for ergonomic reasons. Generally it will connect via USB. "\n\nMissing "to": "...starting to feature Bluetooth technology,..."\n\nTense mismatch: "...user to navigate his way to these ..." which isn't politically correct.  :(  How about, "it is up to you to ..."  Tech writers are trending towards use of the second-person, "you", instead of the more formal, stuffy, academic, third-person, "the user".  You've used "you" elsewhere.  It fits your friendly, accessible style.  Stick with it!\n\nSuggested change for easier readability: "..ATI is well known for their high performance graphics products.  They offer ..."\n\nExtra hyphen: "condi-tions"\n\nA general comment, you tend towards long sentences, which is natural because you are thinking of a lot of things at once.  Try to vary between long and short.  It makes your work easier to read.  That is the theory behind some of the suggestions I've made as "readability" changes.\n\nWhew!  Lot of work for two points!  :)\n\nGood luck with your site!
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Both are inter-related and it is difficult to separate. Concentrating on production is essential to run the business profitably which doesn't mean that you should concentrate only on production.  Unless the employees are satisfied with the working conditions provided by their employer, they cannot get a better out-turn from their employees.  Provision of better working atmosphere, amenities which includes employees' welfare measures are all part of the employers' concentration on their products only and we need not view them separately.  On the otherhand, if the employer is concentrating only on their production ignoring the welfare of the employees, it would amount to nothing but exploitation.
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An abstract report is a summary, theoretical, or vague report. Just sum up your report on your subject. Give the basic facts. ◘
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3. Prepare component assignment brief\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nGuidance\nIf components of the work necessary to conduct the options analysis or develop the business case need to be produced by business units outside of the project team, then a brief (work request) needs to be prepared advising each unit of the work component it will be assigned.\n\nThe brief is to give details of:\nthe proposal\nthe work component \ntimings and any other constraints or special requirements\n\nA component assignment brief template is provided under the "Templates" tab on the homepage.\n\nResponsibility\nThe project manager is responsible for preparing these briefs.
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All work you do - paid or otherwise - counts.\n\nWhat you need to be able to do, besides describing your duties, is show how you either reduced the organization's operating costs or increased their effectiveness in serving their specific clientele.\n\nIt's not how many hours, but who benefited from what you did.
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Title page: 0\nExecutive summary: 1-2\nTable of contents: 3\nIntroduction: 4\n\nThat's how I was taught to number it.&#92;\n\nYour can't do this though:\n\nTitle page: 0\nExecutive summary: 1-2\nTable to contents: i\nIntroduction: 3\n\nThe table of contents IS part of your executive summary.
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Usually management is looking for a specific result - something that is measurable, time-bounded and specific. For example, a certain dollar amount of sales, or a certain level of net income. In order to achieve whatever results you are being held accountable for, you may have to perform certain tasks. For example, generating sales leads might be one task. Another task might be converting those sales leads to paying customers. Another task might be cross-selling another product to those customers. Etc.\n\nSo the difference between "task oriented" and "results oriented" might be that someone focuses on a particular task and does it very well, but without necessarily focusing on the results, or on the relationship between the task and the results. In other words, you might be real good at a particular task - generating sales leads - but not so good at converting those leads to the measurable results (net income) the company is looking for. Someone who is results oriented would be looking to achieve the results he/she is being held accountable for, and would perform whatever tasks would be necessary to get there - but probably would be more conscious of the relationship between the tasks and the results. They would be constantly asking themselves, is this particular task really getting me anywhere towards my desired results? Am I doing the right things right, or am I doing the wrong things right? Those kinds of questions...\n\nI hope this helps!
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Information flow is of vital importance in ANY organization.  If the marketing staff focuses exclusively on external communications, any feedback from the market will not be communicated effectively to those internal sources best able to modify products to meet consumer demand.\n\nHope this helps!
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One of the other answers hinted at the key: start general....what is the broad topic you want to write about (e.g., academic achievement, drug abuse, accounting scandals) and then get more specific (e.g., racial differences in academic achievement, social causes of drug abuse, ways to avert accounting scandals), and then even more specific.....but start general, then get specific.
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This is such a big area that it is senseless to even try addressing it! You need to specify the area of business communications that you are interested in, and also the time frame with which you are working... is it over the next year, next decade, or is it looking at trends over the last century?\n\nYour business report will be worthless if it is not focused!
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OK, try this,  a summary is the brief explanation of the results of the election.  An analysis is  why the issues before the voters caused then to vote they way they did.
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Go for actuary. Give the papers of SOA or IOA.\nThe subjects concerning managerial statistics are:\n\nProbability\nFinancial mathematics\nmodelling\netc...
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management is to make dicissions and administrate the work.\nadministrator arrange things, but never have absulute authority to take dicission.\nadministrator is lower rank than manager.and then come the supervisor.
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Income statements contains information about your revenue and your expenses. When you reduce your revenue with your expenses, you'll get profit or loss. \n\nBalance sheets contains information about your assets, liabilities and capital. Your profits or loss value from the income statement will be incorporated in your capital calculation and make your capital either increasing (profit) or decreasing (loss).\n\nRetained earnings statement is generally used for accounting in corporations, where the owner is more than one. Because the owner is more than one, your income statement value has to be divided for each owner at the last month of your accounting period. To make it not confused with your current income statement which will keep changing at time to time, your income statement value at the last month of the period is transferred to the retained earnings statement.\n\nThe statement of cash flows will calculate the difference between your cash in and cash out. The difference will be considered as the amount of your available cash right now (either in your bank or in your pocket). It will be included in your balance sheets calculation as assets.
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There are literallly thousands of resources on the web that have complete information about writing a thesis (including how to write the thesis statement). Here's one of MANY:\n\nhttp://owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/general/gl_thesis.html\n\n(did you even try searching?)\n\nAlso, you are at least the FOUR HUNDREDTH person to ask this on Yahoo Answers. Here's a link.\n\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/search/search_result;_ylt=ArZr6Oh1ATWr9oUKlbWPc1cnzKIX?p=thesis+statement&scope=&mc=&fltr=_en&tab=0&asktime=&st=1\n\nWhat good is this database if people don't even take advantage of the questions already asked and answered hundreds of times?