develop the industries in our country during pre-independence period. After independence the people of this country entertained high hopes from the government for the betterment of their life it is the industrial development which provides basic infrastructure necessary for the development of the economy as a whole. Industrial Policy, 1948 and the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act, 1957 gave an idea of the attitude of the Government with regard to the development of industries. But, it was
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Business Intelligence is very important for a business and it can either help or hurt a business depending on how it is used. Now if it is used correctly this can create more much efficient ways of going about a companies process or getting information and making big decisions. The biggest thing with business intelligence is getting the information that you are looking for easily compared to what some other companies do, by using long formulas on a spreadsheet which could sometimes take hours to
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Changing the importance of the three sectors 1. What are the 3 sectors of business activity? There are three sectors and they are: • The Primary Sector- this is the sector where raw materials are collected for example, farming, fishing and mining. • The Secondary Sector- In this sector the raw materials are manufactured and turned into a selling product, for example making a plastic bottle from oil. • The Tertiary Sector- this is the retail sector where the manufactured products are sold but
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for Automobile Industry Mirza Jahanzaib, Syed Athar Masood, Khalid Akhtar, Khurram Ali Industrial Engineering Department, University of Engineering & Technology, Taxila, Pakistan * jahan.zaib@uettaxila.edu.pk ABSTRACT: The manufacturing industries can be classified into process industry (PI) and discrete parts manufacturing industry (DPMI). Process industries have dedicated product line with fixed processes, routings and planning, whereas while discrete parts manufacturing industries are more flexible
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Three Automation Types Quantity Quantity A. Fixed Automation A system in which the sequence of processing (or assembly) operations is fixed by the equipment configuration. The operations in the sequence are usually simple. lt is the integration and coordination of many such operations into one piece of equipment that makes the system complex. Typical features: * Suited to high production quantities * High initial investment for custom-engineered
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The Nature of the Task This is your last homework task for IB Business & Management. It is also your comprehensive review sheet of the entire course for this subject. You have more than1 month to complete this extended homework task and significant time will be provided in class. This homework task includes simple definitions from the textbook, extended responses, calculations and practical exercises. QUESTIONS Marking Issues • Unless otherwise indicated, each question is worth 2 marks
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Thoughts on Economics Vol. 20, No. 02 Privatization in Bangladesh: Problems and Prospects Muhammad Ruhul Amin( Showkat Ara Khanam(( Abstract: Privatization has been advocated in the development literatures as the gateway of the growth and development of the countries all around the world. Despite the phenomenal expansion of privatization programs, the results differed from country to country. Some could achieve the desired goals and some failed enormously. However, the World
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SETA survey of representatives in Tribunal cases 2008 t Research Paper Workplace conflict management: awareness and use of wareness an s nd the Acas Code of Practice and workplace mediation place me lace ediation e ed – A poll of business Ref: 08/11 2011 2011 Matt Williams and Acas Research and Evaluation Section Williams For any further information on this study, or other aspects of the Acas Research and Evaluation programme, please telephone 020 7210 3673 or email research@acas
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Industrial visit to TVS Motor Company Ltd The Industrial visit to TVS was a great experience for the students of PES-IUP. We got to know the exact picture of the production floor, that how the automated production floor works exactly. Two coordinators from TVS Company explained many aspects of the production and assembly floor. We visited the main manufacturing and assembly units of the factory under their guidance; they cleared many doubts regarding the production, assembly, suppliers of the
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Bangladesh. It has drawn a lot of interest among policy makers, academics, businessmen and people in general. Government of Bangladesh has highlighted the importance of SME in the Industrial Policy-2005. SMEs have been identified by the Ministry of Industries as a ‘thrust sector’. As the SME sector is labor intensive, it can create more employment opportunities. For this reason government of Bangladesh has recognized SME as a poverty alleviation tool. As a result they will enhance the standard of living
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