Tugas 04 - Accounting for Managers Kelompok 4: 1. Haris Pratama Loeis 1306497062 2. Ibrahim Adam 1306497075 3. Jati Perdana 1306497144 4. Maydhani Arnia E.P. 1306497226 5. Meiryanti Andryani 1306497251 Problem 5-4 (in USD) Days Account Outstanding Amount Probability of Collection Allowance Amount Write-Off Amount Less than 16 450‚000.00 0.99 4‚500.00 - 16 to 30 150‚000.00
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KHF CORPORATION SEEDS OF DISTRESS Jim Layton‚ controller for Kitty (Hawk Food)‚ Inc. (KHF) was under considerable stress as he walked toward the chief executive’s office. Marshall Horne‚ the CEO‚ was not known to take bad news well. In his hands‚ Jim held two letters from food suppliers that threatened to cancel KHF’s trade credit accounts. KHF had developed difficulties in cash flow such that their payments on the accounts had been late‚ at best. The suppliers provided normal trade terms to KHF
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DATA WAREHOUSES & DATA MINING Term-Paper In Management Support System [pic] Submitted By: Submitted To: Chitransh Naman Anita Ma’am A22-JK903 Lecturer 10900100 MSS ABSTRACT :- Collection of integrated‚ subject-oriented‚ time-variant and non-volatile data in support of managements decision making process. Described as the "single point of truth"‚ the "corporate memory"‚ the sole historical register of virtually all transactions
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ASSIGNMENT NO.1 Subject: CORPORATE GOVERNANCE Topic: Business Ethics scenario Case Study Date: 7th March 2011 Submitted by: Miss. Janhavi R Joshi Submitted to: Professor Mrs. Monica Khanna 1. Receiving a Holiday Gift: A supplier sends a basket of expensive foodstuffs to your home at Christmas with a card: "We hope you and your family enjoy the ’goodies.’". What action(s) might you want to take? Answer: Ethical dilemma: There are two reasons for such generosity from the Supplier
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Case study Simulation of data To illustrate usage of Zebu‚ data simulated using a bayesian network will be used. The example presented in figure 1 is borrowed from Pearl [25]. Five thousand cases with 5% of missing data was simulated using SamIan. To illustrate how Zebu handles continuous variables‚ calcium concentrations were simulated. ”Not increased” cases were randomly sampled from a normal distribution with mean 2.4 and standard deviation 0.05. ”Increased” cases were randomly sampled from an
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Unit 1. Assignment 1. Voice vs. Data NT1310 July 24‚ 2013 A cell phone is a two-way radio that sends and receives radio signals to and from cell site base stations. When a person talks on a cellular phone‚ the voice message gets converted into radio waves. The radio waves travel through air until they reach a base station close by. The base station sends the call across the communication network after which the call reaches the intended receive Landline telephones use voice transmission where
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EXTRACTIVE INSTITUTIONS • Good governance Is directly related to institutional stability and the breakdown in the institutional development is a major cause behind bad governance • The issues like institutional development‚ institutional stability‚ institutional balance and accommodation have affected Pakistan • Institutional imbalance It is the need for all institutions to work within their ambit Inclusive institutions These are the ones 1. Where plurality and greater participation
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Three Models of Corporate Governance from Developed Capital Markets Introduction The corporate governance structure of joint stock corporations in a given country is determined by several factors: the legal and regulatory framework outlining the rights and responsibilities of all parties involved in corporate governance; the de facto realities of the corporate environment in the country; and each corporation’s articles of association. While corporate governance provisions may differ from corporation
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Data Warehouses and Data Marts: A Dynamic View file:///E|/FrontPage Webs/Content/EISWEB/DWDMDV.html Data Warehouses and Data Marts: A Dynamic View By Joseph M. Firestone‚ Ph.D. White Paper No. Three March 27‚ 1997 Patterns of Data Mart Development In the beginning‚ there were only the islands of information: the operational data stores and legacy systems that needed enterprise-wide integration; and the data warehouse: the solution to the problem of integration of diverse and often redundant
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"Data Compression and Data Processing” Please respond to the following: * Explain whether or not you believe there is a discernible difference in efficiency between compressing and decompressing audio data and compressing and decompressing image data. Provide at least three reasons for your argument. There are efficiency differences between a given compressions for audio or image‚ this is due to: 1. The difference in data‚ example bmp‚ jpg‚ gif of the same image‚ mp3‚ wav‚ ogg for
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