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This 7 page paper looks at a scenario where a department need to be set up to oversee the financial performance of a number of business units located in different countries. The paper outlines a plan on how this may be achieved, looking at the methods that can be used, the timetabling and the ratios that should be utilised. The bibliography cites 3 sources.
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File: TS14_TEaccplan.rtf
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purpose of the department is to ensure that they are performing as desire and assessing their progress in terms of the predetermined goals. We are told there are two members
of staff as and a need to watch over business units in thirty countries. This is a great deal of data. We will assume that there is a computerised environment
in which this can take place and data can be received from the various units in order to carry out the analysis. This may be by way of an internet
or intranet connection, or may be even by post or courier and the sending of discs, as long as sufficient security measures are in place (Elliott and Elliott, 1998).
The initial task of the department would be for one member of staff to be allocated the task of ensuring that data arrives as required. For example, if we have
thirty companies and want to look at the performance every month then this may be allocated at two companies each working day. If we assume there to be four weeks
in a month and five days a month this will then give us 20 days. Of these 15 could be allocated to checking the ratios. A schedule would need
to be drawn up so that the companies were spread thought the month this may mean data is received once a week for that week and then analysed, with companies
1 - 8 in week one, companies 9 - 16 in week 2, companies 17 - 24 in week 3 and in week four companies 25 - 30. The
data may also be received at the beginning of a month and then be analysed on a regular basis with the work load split over the month in the same
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