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Entrepreneurship and Management and Smart Technology

Entrepreneurship and Management and Smart Technology

Entrepreneurship and Management and Smart Technology

This note describes the following topics: concept of organisation and enterprise management, Entrepreneurship, Financial accounting and cost control, Financial management, Stores and purchase management, production management, Sales and marketing management, Human resource management, Industrial sickness and industrial legislation.

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