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Buying and Stock Control Procedures in an Engineering Company,, especially where the company has embarked on a policy of product diversification or perhaps is drifting less purposefully into such diversification. What seem on the face of it to be no more than minor expenditures on clerical procedures may well be tying up substantial amounts of capital, with al

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Training, Supervisory Structure and Communication Networks in a Servicing Industry,anufacture can be a prelude to a period of extremely fast expansion. It is true that in many marketing situations the demand from consumers for a new product has to be built up gradually from small beginnings by sales promotion and advertising. It does not appear overnight as a high-volume demand. A

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The Day to Day Problems of a Technical Representative in the Paint Industry,ent. 50 per cent of the turnover is generated by six firms. There has, in the last decade, been a movement towards larger groups through mergers and take-overs. Exports of paint amount to approximately £16 million, but this has decreased considerably in the past few years, as large firms have tended

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,Supplemental Materials for Chapter 5,ur facets with their disagreement scores (Tables ., ., . and .) as well as percentage of tags removed by different subsets of participants (Table .). In addition, we report correlation between the five Likert-scale ratings in our user study (Table .) and illustrate results of multidimensional scalin

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