«PLANÓR» தொடர்புடைய ருமேனியன் புத்தகங்கள்
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Plan Or Die!: 10 Keys to Organizational Success
The authors are recognized precedent setters in the field of strategic planning. This book looks closely at the 10 keys that are critical to shaping an organization's future.
Timothy M. Nolan, Leonard D. Goodstein, J. William Pfeiffer,
1993
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Creating the Corporate Future: Plan Or be Planned For
Outlines ideas and methods by which managers can prepare for future corporate developments, offering advice on problems, opportunities, objectives, resources, and planning decisions and processes Here is a breakthrough book that delineates ...
Russell Lincoln Ackoff,
1981
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Business Plan Or Bust!: A Comprehensive Tutorial for ...
In today’s business environment, you don’t have the luxury of enough time to make all the mistakes yourself. Used as a reference, this book offers over 400 pages of helpful information and time-saving tips.
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The Code of Federal Regulations of the United States of ... - Pagina 57
(7) Any national market system plan (or any amendment thereto) which is intended by the sponsors to satisfy a plan filing requirement contained in any other section of this subpart shall, in addition to compliance with this section, also comply ...
Commodity Futures Trading Commission,
1989
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DB2 Universal Database for OS/390 Version 7.1 ... - Pagina 481
In most cases, DB2 marks a plan or package that needs to be automatically rebound as invalid. A few common situations in which DB2 marks a plan or package as invalid are: • When a table, index, or view on which the plan or package ...
Richard Yevich, Susan Lawson,
2001
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DB2 Universal Database for OS/390 V7.1 Application ... - Pagina 215
A plan or package is bound in a different release of DB2 from the release in which it was first used. • A plan or package has a location dependency and runs at a location other than the one at which it was bound. This can happen when ...