What are the sales structureof   B.P.C.L?
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this will give you a brief idea \n\nBharat Petroleum's ERP implementation is one of the biggest of its kind in the country. A look at what this petro giant did to bring it all together.\n\nHow do you streamline processes in a company with 210 branches and more than 10,000 people? This was the question that worried the management at Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) before it decided to try out an ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) package called SAP R/3.\n\nTaking Stock of the situation\n\nThe implementation had begun in phases in April 2000. The network was redesigned and structured for the nationwide exercise. The company has 5,200-odd executive staff who had to be connected. Now the network is large, robust and able to support all of SAP R/3's requirements through a centralized systems architecture.\n\nWay back in December 1997, BPCL implemented a VSAT-based WAN (Wide Area Network) with backup from I-Net and OilComNet. Currently, there are redundant links using connections from VSAT (Very Small Aperture Terminal), Oil ComNet, ISDN, leased lines and even dial-up connecting remote locations.\n\nPlans for a Private Hub\n\nBut General Manager, Information Systems, Anand Teltumbde, said his company plans to have a private VSAT hub in Noida: "That's crucial because India's bandwidth resources are limited." So now BPCL has seven PAMA (Permanent Assigned Multiple Access) links nationwide. It hopes to upgrade those to DAMA (Demand Assigned Multiple Access) links soon.\n\nPAMA is a technology by which a particular VSAT channel is assigned solely for communication between two stations. DAMA involves bursty satellite data transfer. There are two levels of channel access. The first level is for short reservation packets containing information regarding the station's demand. The second level is for the actual data messages that are typically longer than the request packets.\n\nInternet Gateway Access Systems have been deployed at the company's central office in Mumbai and at regional offices in Kolkata, Chennai and New Delhi. It also has corporation-wide e-mail with MS Exchange, and MS Outlook 98 as client. With this, OmniFax has been integrated to cut down on fax costs.
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VP of what?\nHow big is the company?\nWhere is it located?\nWhat are the sales looking like?
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below wholesale.  Would be kind of hard. That is normlly the base.  Unless you get  stuff nobody wanted.
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best sales i been to have clothes sorted by size and other items like knick knacks,wall pictures ect.,organized.dont just throw everything on table for people to rummage through most wont bother. and signs are easy just write garage sale on it and post with address or arrows pointing in direction for people to find and be sure sign is large enough for motorist to see
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Should be B2C.\n\nBusiness-to-consumer.
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Try these links\n\nhttp://www.businessplans.org/businessplans.html\nhttp://www.businessplanarchive.org/\nhttp://www.bplans.com/
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Very simple really.\n\nGoods are tangible items that you would sell to your customer (eg. cars, marmalade, chocolate, fridges, furniture, etc)\n\nServices are intangible items you would sell (eg. labour, insurance, money loans, decorating, plumbing, etc).
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largest sales of what?
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Candy sales\nBake sales\nCandle sales\nMagazine sales\nCar wash\nGift card sales\nBook sales\nLemonade stands\nBill and Melinda Gates Foundation\nFlea Market\nCraft Sale\nApproach local businesses for help.
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Go to: \nhttp://www.icbc.com.cn/download/nb/2002nbe-5.pdf\n\nYou will find the org. structure on pages 36-37 of Industrial and Commercial Bank of china\ncc
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I don't know... try using your search engine if you are wanting to buy or browse at the beautiful homes/villas in PR. .... I always try www.callcollrealty.com they always seem to have plenty of homes/commercial for sale.. or even www.martirealty.com \n\nhope you buy something GREAT!!
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The private-law Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI) has a preeminent role among the country's business associations. Created in 1978 when the Philippine Chamber of Industries and the Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines merged, the PCCI has been recognized by the government as the leading voice of the private sector and is represented in key government councils. \n\ni tried to find an e-mail addres but no luck yet, i think they do have a phone number
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I posted some links to a couple of articles about business structures & how to figure out which is best for your needs.\n\nFor the actual incorporating, contact your Secretary of State -- that link is also below.\n\nHope that helps! I wish you much success & happiness in all your endeavors!
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Most sales postions are commission sales. Many departments stores, all car lots, telemarketing.
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They're "about" selling food and products.\n\nWhat's your actual question?
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As a general rule, your best prospects for additional sales and profits are your current and past customers. \n\nGood luck,\nScott
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for Sales try http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sales\n\nfor Marketing try   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marketing