how IT supports in business?
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the most important factor would be TIME. for example think about all the softwares that are daily used in businesses, what if they did not exist? how long and tiring would the procedure be to complete a simple process...
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basically, all of it boils down to the what, the need, and the value of the good or service and your personal value at what your doing. that will help you determine the value of what your doing. as for approaching the bigger sponsors, grow some balls and be confident without being obnoxious.
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Do check out the following for business finanace functions
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yes. u need to have surity. also have a business plan...let it be realistic.i mean both in terms of time and resources. show the bank why is it worth investuing in your proposed business...when is that businees going to reach BEP and how r u going to do it...
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Be courteous. Tell the customer that their business is appreciated. Know the product(s) being sold. use convincing inflection in your voice. Be confident. Point out the benefits the customer would have buy purchasing the product or service. Thank the customer for their business before hanging up, sale or no sale.
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Depends on how the company is structured.
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Huh? What, support what?
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So all you need to do is tell them how to review the current loan software right?\nThen just think about what they will need to do, such as looking at the cost of the current software, the ease of use, the speed at which it runs, the time it takes to train new employees on it etc. It shouldn't be too hard.
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there is different requirements, depending on what type of business it is.  a good place to start is at a book store, like Barnes&Noble, they should have a book whith guidelines.
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approach the commercial department of the company
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It depends on many factors: your credit rating, the business plan being accepted as positive that the business will profit, the amount of the loan request, your collateral should the business fold, etc.
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First ask them about their experience. Check whether or not they understand the business process of each of the clients they serviced. You could also quickly check them out by asking their assessment and understanding about your industry.\n\nERP is very much a systemized business process. So the vendor must really understand your business the way you do.\n\nNext, ask about their support from development until implementation. Don't forget to ask for their warranty and after sales support (normally this will incur a cost of maintenance. 10% of system value is acceptable).
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generally look after the customer needs \nbut it depends on what kind of company your working at
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only if it is a business vehicle
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good luck\n\nhttp://business.kaplan.edu/Business_landing.aspx
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It means an Active Directory based network will expand to support your business as it grows.  If you start out with 10 computers and users, it will accomodate it just fine. But if your business grows to 1,000 computers and users, it will expand to support them all. You can add other features to it to accomodate it... DHCP, DNS, Exchange, SQL server, SMS, RIS...etc
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How are you at guessing?  You have to take in account the overall current market for the product or service you are trying to sell.  You have to take in account your ability to provide product.  You must take in account the minimum you must sell to support your business plan.  So pick a number that is reasonable to expect based on your products advantages over the competition, your ability to sell these advantages, your ability to deliver the product and whose sale numbers will support the business plan.