The Small Contractor and the Small ComputerStanford University, 1980 - 87 pages |
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... detail . Two large problems confront the uninitiated user : learning the computer jargon , and learning how the ... detailed discussions . As one gets more involved with computers , it becomes easy to " lose the forest for the trees ...
... detail . Two large problems confront the uninitiated user : learning the computer jargon , and learning how the ... detailed discussions . As one gets more involved with computers , it becomes easy to " lose the forest for the trees ...
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... detail and the type of budget assigned to a cost account . They are Generally , certain types of costs are viewed as controllable . labor , equipment and committed costs . Labor is perhaps the category over which contractors have most ...
... detail and the type of budget assigned to a cost account . They are Generally , certain types of costs are viewed as controllable . labor , equipment and committed costs . Labor is perhaps the category over which contractors have most ...
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... detailed level . Considerations include the nature , development , implementation , benefits and costs of the costs of the various various proposed alternatives . At this stage , the alternatives must be reviewed and a must be made to ...
... detailed level . Considerations include the nature , development , implementation , benefits and costs of the costs of the various various proposed alternatives . At this stage , the alternatives must be reviewed and a must be made to ...
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