Is MS access good enough for a mini-ERP based system involving only SALES, MATERIALS MANAGEMENT and FINANCE ?
Q. Is MS access good enough for a mini-ERP based system involving only SALES, materials management and FINANCE ?
Asked by joseph - Thu Aug 21 14:20:19 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Yup shouldn't have any issues.
Answered by Mark R - Thu Aug 21 17:10:29 2008

Where can I buy fancy notebooks for my sales material?
Q. I want to put together a package with sections, DVDs, illustrations and such--all tied together in a nice notebook. Where is a good place to buy this sort of thing?
Asked by CommanderCrusty - Fri Jan 23 11:37:14 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Your best bet to customize your own sales material and to add and subtract inserts - would be a three ring binder. Link... You can insert dividers, clear plastic DVD sleeves, custom printed pages and graphs, as well as notebook paper to take notes during a sales meeting. Dividers - DVD sleeve - EDIT: Maybe you are looking for something comb bound.. Kinkos can print and bind any sales and proposal materials for clients. However, with the right materials, you can also do it yourself! Here are links to what you will need to create your own bound presentations. It will be less expensive, and you have more control over the insertion of tabs and DVD sleeves. Items come in a variety of colors and sizes. Binding machine: Binding combs:… [cont.]
Answered by amy1272hou - Fri Jan 23 12:14:03 2009

The accounts receivable generated by credit sales transactions are nearly always material to the balance sheet
Q. The accounts receivable generated by credit sales transactions are nearly always material to the balance sheet. True or False ? If False What is needed to make the statement True?
Asked by Koji Kabuto - Mon Sep 10 21:14:01 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Actually, it should not be true. If it's true, then you're financing your debtors. It will only be true, i.e. material to the balance sheet, if the co. does not have much of other assets in the balance sheet like fixed assets, investments of marketable securities, inventories, prepayments & cash and cash equivalents, etc
Answered by Sandy - Tue Sep 11 01:56:54 2007