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Failing to plan...
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Good
Day
As the old saying goes, failing to plan is planning to fail. As mid
year approaches upon us day by day it is time to once again take stock
of where we are, what needs to be done, and appreciate what has
been accomplished.
Happy reading
Thank you, The Sirdar Team |
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Business Tip of the Month - Terms and
conditions... make sure they are in order |
| So often we are so
eager about getting going with a new client or sale, we forget to get
the paper work in order. Unfortunately this usually results in sales
people, and in turn the businesses they work for, losing the sale or
not getting paid for the products or services that they worked so hard
to sell in the first place. |
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It
is critical for business success that you have terms and conditions
appropriate to the relevant laws and your industry standards... >> click
to read more
Carl Bates
Sirdar Global Managing Director |
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| Being Responsible to oneself. |
| I hope you all have not forgotten about
your exciting 2010 New Year's resolutions yet? And I trust they weren't
all just the typical 'quit smoking-lose weight' resolutions, but were
about taking powerful stands for making 2010 your best year ever? If
not, shame – just do it! If yes, great...read on: are you fully aware
of the laws that govern successful goal realization? In theory it's
simple: ... >> click to read more |
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Stocking up in some control
Inventory by definition refers to the
holding of any item or resource used in a business that can be in the
following forms:
• Raw materials
• Supplies
• Work-in-process
• Finished goods
• Component parts
Inventory and stock control management is something that many small
businesses grapple with due to the fact that upgrading (or creating) a
stock control systems and procedure means letting go of old habits. And
unfortunately we all know those are die-hard! There are various views
on inventory and the control thereof and the one school of thought I
personally subscribe to contends that having inventory is an
inevitability since the costs and risks of not having inventory when
customers want something outweigh the costs and risk of having them. >> read more
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Greetings from the Base Camp of Everest
– and how planning got me here
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There is a huge amount of planning that
goes into putting together a successful Everest expedition and
attention to detail around the logistics, is of paramount importance.
Every aspect has to be carefully thought and planned out; from food
requirements, to Sherpa support, base camp layout, kitchen staff,
transport of equipment, weather services, technology, media, medical
facilities, oxygen, climbing strategy, safety issues and personal and
communal equipment. click to read more |
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