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Leslie Robertson Mateer Spring 2009 Business Communication Essentials Practice Your Knowledge (pgs. 94-95, nos.1-47) The “You” Attitude: 1. We request that you have the order form supplied in the back of our catalog. So that your order is processed properly, please complete the order form located in the back of our catalog. 2. We insist that you always bring your credit card to the store. Having a credit card will most definitely provide a fast and enjoyable

exclusive principles of organization which are as under: Chronological Order (order of Time) In chronological order or time order, items, events, or even ideas are arranged in the order in which they occur. This pattern is marked by such transitions as next, then, the following morning, a few hours later, still later, that Wednesday, by noon, when she was seventeen, before the sun rose, that April, and so on. Chronological order can suit different rhetorical modes or patterns of exposition. It naturally

that will improve the telephonic procedures of customer service. This report will also review other issues that we have seen that can use some restructuring. Current Procedures: 1. Customers place their order on-line, and when they press the "submit" button, it signals the order fulfillment software to swing into action. Coding of book

service delivery. There are two main problems identified to be the cause of the delay in delivery. The first one is duplication of the ‘call’ and ‘mark’ process. ‘Call’ is the procedure of calling out loud by the staff at the counter after receiving an order. This process has three main purposes, to create a happy atmosphere in the store, to check the order’s accuracy as customers may correct the cashier if he/she heard a wrong ‘call’, and to make the

and procedures. * An order will come into Pizza Inc. it will be written down on pre-numbered pads. The date, time of call, name, address, phone number, type of crust, and toppings requested are all taken down. If mistakes are made the pre-numbered order form will be thrown out and a new sheet will be used. * After the order is taken the employee will then calculate the pricing using hand calculators and give the customer a price and then record it on the order form. * Shift manager

up their order next day 1 Sometime customer ordered item can be out of stock or not available 2 Staff need to add customer details manually 2 Conclusion 2 Recommendations 2 Arrange Doorstep Delivery 2 Implement Database oriented web bade ordering system 2 Implement Stock controlling system 2 References 3 Executive Summary Five-Products-A-Day Business process analysis eliminates three main problems that highly effect to business. They are; ➢ Some customer’s unable to pick up their order next day

MTO companies typically allow consumers to purchase products that are customized to their specifications. MTO strategy only manufactures the end product after getting confirmation from the customers. Unlike mass production where a material is manufactured many times, in MTO production a material is created only once though the production process that might be repeated at a later time. As a result, the consumer waiting time to receive the product increases but it allows more flexibility in customization

sells these goods from their inventory. They take physical possession and sell after they already have possession of the good. Amazon also sells goods on a consignment basis, but this is not their main service. On the other hand, GearUp does not purchase items until after they sell them at auctions. GearUp first sells the items and

a custom module that is causing performance issues including failed registration orders. This results in Customer Service staff having to re-enter registration orders, as well additional work for Finance staff. This custom module also creates a barrier when upgrading our ERP system. Eliminating the custom module in our ERP system will relieve our system of these performance issues and allow the Registration orders to be processed within another system, GoSignMeUp. This will result in a more effective

Smith (“Smith”) purchased property located at 8511 Autumn Grain Gate, Laurel, Maryland 20723 (“the Property”). The deed was recorded on January 25, 2006. Sucklal and Smith held the property as tenants in common. Sucklal and Smith financed the purchase of the property, in part, with a loan in exchange for a note in the amount of $530,100.00, secured by a lien on the property. Freemont Investment & Loan was the originating lender for the mortgage. Through a series of conveyances, the note transferred