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The first mass-produced program written by Bill Gates and his company, Microsoft, was a version of the BASIC programming language for the Altair 8800 microcomputer. Released in 1975, this software marked Microsoft's entry into the software industry and helped popularize personal computing. BASIC allowed users to write their own programs and significantly contributed to the growth of the home computer market.

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What are the sources of business rules?

company managers policy makers department managers written document


Nature and objectives of business policy?

A written business policy is to protect a company against future legal issues or for sales. A company may have an environmental policy of using a certain type of paper because it is good for the environment. This is a great marketing gimmick for those that sell to environmentally minded people. A company may have certain safety policies to protect themselves from litigation. Two people, for example, may be required to use a ladder.


What is written contract?

A written contract is an agreement written on paper by 2 or more people that is then signed by each person and is considered to be binding.


What is market problem?

A marketing problem is an issue which prevents a company from effectively notifying customers of product availability or simply letting them know that they exist. Without marketing, companies would remain largely unknown and unsuccessful.


How can policy and procedures effect a customer?

Your question needs correction. It should read " How can Policy & Procedures affect a customer?"If the company's policies and procedures are written in a way as to restrict the faith of the customer in the products or services of the company, then it may affect their confidence and hence willingness to give business. On the other hand, if the polilcies are unbiased in order that it protects the customer's interests as well as the company's interestes in an equitable manner, then the customer will have more confidence to buy those products.Only when you read the "small print" in many documents including your bank's application form to open an account, credit card application etc will you realise that even in the case of many banks, some conditions are so one sided, the customer has no choice unless the customer is a large corporation in which case they may not accept certain conditions, and will ask the seller to modify them to their liking.Hope this helps.