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A business plan.
It say on wiki that it was written in 2005
An Organization profile is a document written to inform its customers and prospective customers of its mission,values, achievements and goals. it highlights all aspects of operations, how it has affected its environment through the conduct of its business operations organizational profile motivates its potential clients to do business with the organization through the value propositions it describes.
A social letter is less formal than a business letter. Social letters may be written on brightly-colored stationery, while business letters should be written on plain white paper, preferably with a business letterhead.
The future tense.
a report is a written document,containing information regarding business matters.
The articles of incorporation defines ownership and operating procedures and conditions for a corporation
I believe the academic paper is researched and written so that the student learns, whereas the business document is researched and written to convey information to the reader.
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Windows applications are graphical interface operating systems that Microsoft Windows has. They are programs that are written to run on Windows operating systems.
Ronnie Moore has written: 'How to write practically any business document...even if you hate to write'
Denise Carter has written: 'Identifying the optimal document delivery system for one library operating within a multinational pharmaceutical company'
No. A power of Attorney is a written, singed and witnessed document. It is not necessary that the grantor speak.
Kamal E. Said has written: 'Implementation of long-range plans through current operating budgets' -- subject(s): Budget in business, Business planning
Jean L. Yates has written: 'The business guide to the UNIX system' -- subject(s): Business, Data processing, UNIX (Computer file), UNIX (Computer operating system)
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John M. Fedders has written: 'Document retention and destruction' -- subject(s): Business records, Filing systems, Public records