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INTERNSHIP REPORTS
PREPARED BY
M. Usman Khan
POWER TRACK
(UW-07-MGT-MBA-009)
University of wah
WAH CANTT
PAKISTAN
2009
INTERNSHIP REPORTS
PREPARED BY
M. USMAN KHAN
(UW-07-MGT-MBA-009)
POWER TRACK
UNIVERISTY OF WAH
WAH CANTT
PAKISTAN
2009
DEDICATION
Dedicated to my
Loving parents,
My friends,
&
LOVED ME
& all those who have a soft corner for me in their hearts
PROJECT IN BRIEF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
All gratitude and thanks to almighty “ALLAH” the gracious, the most
merciful and beneficent who gave me courage to undertake and complete this task. I
am very much obliged to my ever caring and loving parents whose prayers have
enabled to reach this stage.
I am grateful to almighty ALLAH who made me able to complete the work presented
in this report. It is due to HIS unending mercy that this work moved towards success.
I am very great full to my teacher Ms. Komal Gulzar for providing me guideline for
the completion of this report.
DECLARATION
I hereby declare that I have done this internship and accompanied report
entirely on the basic of my personal efforts. If any part of this report is proved to be
copied out from any source or found to be reproduction of some other. I will stand by
the consequences. No portion of the work presented has been submitted in support of
any application for any other degree or qualification of this or any other university or
institute of learning.
_______________
M Usman Khan
CERTIFICATION
It is certified that the contents and form of the project entitled “Title of the Project”
submitted by M Usman Khan (UW-07-MGT-MBA-009) has been found satisfactory
for the requirements of
(MBA)
Supervisor: ______________________________
Ms.
Course Co-coordinator:________________________________
Mr.
Head of Department:__________________________________
Dr.
Dated:
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Purpose of this project is to study the strategies which Power Track Int.’l (Pvt) Ltd. is
doing in Pakistani market for its product Power Track Int.’l (Pvt) Ltd. International
is a world renowned brand. It is a very well organized multinational company, which
operates almost all over the world. In Pakistan It also has proved itself to be the No.1
excevators parts.
Now days Power Track Int.’l (Pvt) Ltd. is recognized as Pakistanis National hydralic
parts Power Track Int.’l (Pvt) Ltd. 's greatest rival. But Power Track Int.’l (Pvt) Ltd.
with its aggressive marketing planning and quick diversification in creating and
promoting new ideas and product packaging, is successfully maintaining is No.1
position in Pakistan. Power Track Int.’l (Pvt) Ltd. is operating in Pakistan, through its
excevators and generators, all over Pakistan. These parts are Power Track Int.’l (Pvt)
Ltd. 's strength.”
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGE NO
1- COMPANY’S INFORMATION.........................................................10
1- COMPANY’S INFORMATION
ESTABLISHED IN : 1967
INCORPORATED IN : 1992
CONTACT DETAILS
BANK INFORMATION
SUBSIDIARY COMPANIES
PINDI AUTOS
121-122 AL-NOOR CHAMBERS,
PREEDY STREET,
KARACHI
SUPER MARKET,
NEAR MASJID SABAH,
SOHRAB GOTD,
KARACHI
MISSION STATEMENT
VISION STATEMENT
“To be the world's best genuine parts company”. Being the best
means providing outstanding quality, service, cleanliness and value, so
that their every customer is contented and happy with their products.”
Following list of progress and achievement of company with lint last two year
nature of work and amount in rupees and dollar is given below.
SUPPLY OF SPARES FOR BARRACUDA LFCT TO M/S. CAA CONTACT NO. RS. 665,372.00
CAA/2175/1/1881/SUP(PROC) US$ 11090.00
SUPPLY OF EQUIPMENT OF BARRACUDA LFCT TO M/S. CAA CONTACT NO. RS. 2,403,900.00
CAA/2175/1/1831/SUP(PROC) US$. 40,000.00
RENOVATION OF WATER BOWZERS NO. W-48N, W-49N AND W-15N TO M/S. RS. 1,705,000.00
CAA CONTACT NO. GED/IT/RA/A/203,204-06 US$. 28,416.00
RENOVATION OF FIRE CRUSH TENDER ROSEN BAUER OF M/S. CAA RS. 690,000.00
CONTACT NO. GED/IT/RA/A/301 US$. 11,500.00
SUPPLY OF SPARES FOR AFL SYSTEM TO M/S. CAA CONTACT NO. RS. 760,795.00
CAA/2175/1/1977/SUP(PROC) US$. 12,680.00
SUPPLY OF SPARES ENGINE PARTS FOR BARRACUDA LFCT TO M/S. CAA RS. 978,360.20
CONTACT NO. CAA/2175/1/1972/SUP(PROC) US$. 16,300.00
SUPPLY OF TOYOTA TOWING TRACTOR TO M/S. CAA CONTACT NO. RS. 3,590,000.00
CAA/2175/1/2437/SUP(PROC) US$. 59,850.00
SUPPLY FOR SPARES FOR DORMAN LB6 DIESEL ENGINE FOR GRAB CRANE RS. 1,867,638.00
FITTED ON GHD AMINUDDIN TO KARACHI PORT TRUST CONT. NO. US$. 31,130.00
ST/GFP/249/T-99/2000/5092
SUPPLY OF HYDRAULIC TEST STAND FOR AIRCRAFT TO M/S. DP AIR CONT. USD. 160,463.00
NO. 423298/P-42
SUPPLY OF SPARES FOR GROUND POWER UNITS M/S. DP AIR USD. 46,024.50
CONT. NO. 423448/P-42
SUPPLY OF SPARES FOR HYDRAULIC TEST STAND M/S. DP AIR USD. 5,562.05
CONT. NO. 423484/P-42
SUPPLY OF SPARES FOR GROUND POWER UNIT TO M/S. DP AIR USD. 100,747.80
COTNT. NO. 423502 / P-42
SUPPLY OF DDC LINER TO M/S. DP NAVY CONT. NO. 320767 / 1 / RS. 497,780.00
P-32 US$. 8,300.00
AGRICULTURE DEPT.
S.K. FILLING STATION
GOVT. OF PUNJAB,
RASHID MINHAS ROAD
21, DEVIS ROAD,
KARACHI
LAHORE
TEL : 498 1539
REFRENCE LIST
OF FOREIGN FIRM
GRANDMART LIMITED
96 BERKELEY AVENUE, CRANFORD,
MIDDX., TW4 6LB LONDON - ENGLAND
INCOTEC INTERNATIONAL
( SUBSIDIARY OF FABSKUN ONTARIO INC )
2750, 14TH AVENUE, # 308, MARKHAM, ONTARIO CANADA L3R 0B6
TORONTO-CANADA
COMPANY’S MANAGEMENT
CHIEF EXECUTIVE
& : MR. SOHAIL AHMED
MANAGING DIRECTOR
MANAGING STAFF
MR. SOHAIL
AHMED
RECONCILI- SYSTEM
Mr. S. M. Saqib Rizvi FIELD
: General Manager (Marketing)
-ATION REVIEW
OPERATION
WING WING
Mr. Sohail Ahmed : General Manager (Finance)
Organization’s Departments
• Administrative department
Mr. Mohammed Aqil is Administration of
Power Track. He control all the activities of company in Head office as well as
regional office Lahore and Rawalpindi. Following are the General rules and condition
applicable on the all branch and head office as well.
WORKING ENVIRONMENT
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
OFFICE DOCUMENTS
The credit form is fill by customer and send to Head office and then
Head office decide credit limit and terms of credit with customers. The detail of credit
form is given in next page.
Name: NIC:
SALE,
of the
Address:
laws of
Delivery Address:
PUBLISH,
OR DIGITAL
by the
Protected by
Bank Details
reserved. Protected
Account # Account #
HARD COPY
rights reserved.
Address: Address:
IN HARD
Phone: Phone:
PROHIBITED TO
All rights
Mob: Mob:
PRODUCT IN
STRICTLY PROHIBITED
THIS PRODUCT
2002. All
Credit Details
Inc.). 2002.
Settled discount:
PARTY, THIS
AND STRICTLY
(4100883 Canada
OTHER PARTY,
Reference:
Name/Proprietor NIC:
Solutions (4100883
ILLEGAL AND
LAW.
OF LAW.
ANY OTHER
Full Address:
IS ILLEGAL
COURT OF
Business Solutions
TO ANY
A COURT
Bank detail
treaties. IT
OR DISCLOSE
IN A
international treaties.
SUED IN
BE SUED
Envision –– Smart
I hereby certify that the information contained herein is complete and accurate. This information has
by international
been furnished with the understanding that it is to be used to determine the amount and conditions of
GIVE OR
AUTOMATICALLY BE
the credit to be extended. Furthermore, I hereby authorize the financial institutions listed in this credit
SUBLICENSE, GIVE
Copyright Envision
application to release necessary information to the company for which credit is being applied for in
AUTOMATICALLY
__________________________________________ ______________________________________
Signature Date
• Procurement department
Mr. Nadeem Ahmed is General Manager of (Procurement department).
He Manage all the supply of Karachi Lahore and rawalpindi branch. Mr.
Hashim is Procurement manager of Generators parts. They contact with
foreign companies (CHINA, KOREA, TAIWAN, ETC) and Take quotation
and maintain supply. They coordinate with sale and marketing department
and meet their demands. And they also contact with local companies for
there supply business of general order supply. All branch provide special
report design by software to related manager.
sales and stock is sole responsibility of the branch Incharge and will provide
following details to head office:
• DAY CASH BOOK (MUST BE SENT VIA E-MAIL DAILY AS PER FORMAT)
DAILY SALES DETAILS
DAILY EXPENCE DETAILS
• COPIES OF DELIVERY CHALLAN ( WEEKLY BASIS )
• COPIES OF CASH MEMO ( WEEKLY BASIS )
• VOUCHERS ( WEEKLY BASIS )
through any courier service rawalpindi will dispatch weekly report on every
Thursday and Lahore will dispatch on every Saturday.
all issues related to software & accounts must be reported to Mr. Sohail khan.
urgent matters via telephone (021) 6670877 & 78 and details must be sent via e-
mail on weekly basis to info@power-track.com
Diesel Generator World renowned brand GenTec - England Diesel Generators coupled with:
Cummins, Perkins, Volvo Penta, John Deere, & Lister Diesel Engines with
Newage Stamford / Leroy Somer Alternators
Air Compressors Imported from LMF AG – Austria
High Pressure Piston compressors (Air / Water cooled)
Process gas compressors.
Oil free air compressors (Pet-bottle application).
High speed balanced opposed compressors.
Custom designed compressors.
2- INTERNSHIP
Accounts and finance Department
Accounts and finance department is a backend department at (power track
pindiautos) that performs the following functions all base on the computerized accounting and
management. The all working of accounts is done through software name Sage. The General Manager
(Finance) of power track international is Mr. Sohail Ahmed and manger of Accounts is Mr. Amir
Rasheed.
The detail of Sage
Sage include following bar
The control menu box in the upper left corner of each window. It contain
minimizes, maximize and close button.
E Status Bar
The status bar show windows name and program date and working of your works.
Reports:
The company can generator report to supplier such as summary of
accounts, payment summary , discount summary , order summary etc.
3. Nominal Ledger
Journal entry
The nominal ledger modular contain journal entry options one can do direct
journal entry from this option. A journal entry comprises a batch of individual
debit and credit transactions. To transaction. Each line of journal entry table
represents a single transaction, and there must be at least two transactions in
the journal.
Reverse entry
If you have posted a journal entry incorrectly, you can use the reversals option
to remove the journal. You can then re-enter the journal correctly. For
example if you have posted a journal with the incorrect date, you can reverse
the journal and then re-enter the information with the correct date.
Chart of account
The chart of accounts is subdivided into category types. By default, the
category types for the profit and loss report are sales. Purchases, direct expenses and
overheads and for the balance sheet report they are fixed assets, currents assets,
currents liabilities, long terms liabilities and capital and reserves. Each category type
is subdivided into category accounts, each of which consists of a heading and a range
of nominal accounts.
4. Banks/Cash Accounts
Record supplier payment
We can record supplier payment from this menu. We can
record amount of discount and amount paid to supplier whether through bank or cash.
Transaction number, date supplier description and check number should be give to
fulfill the payments.
Alternatively click Record. In the A/C Ref box, enter a new reference number for
your new account. Use the Tab key to move onto the next field. The record will
display ‘New Bank Account’ alongside the A/C Ref box. Various account available
such as cash account , bank accounts example askari commercial banks , petty cash
etc.
If you want to keep a record of the cheques listed, click Print List.
5. products
• Product Code
• Free Stock
• Item Type
• Allocated (Financial Controller only)
• Description
• On Order (Financial Controller only)
• Category
• Last Ord Qty (Financial Controller only)
• Location
• Last Ord Date (Financial Controller only)
• Weight
• Re-order Level (Accountant Plus and Financial Controller only)
• Com. Code
• Re-order Qty (Accountant Plus and Financial Controller only)
• Department
• Last Cost Price (Standard)
• Nominal Code
• Last Cost Price (Discounted)
In the Task Manager you can view the items that are out of stock, below the reorder level, on
order and allocated. This provides you with a quick efficient way of viewing your stock levels,
enabling you to make decisions on the items you need to reorder and the items you are waiting
for
6. Invoicing
Invoicing lets the software user the following information entrance in the
computer:
In the boxes provided, enter the details for your purchase order.
1 Enter the product items you wish to purchase, one line of the purchase order per
product.
2. Continue to enter all the lines of product items on the purchase order that you
require.
If you wish to copy or duplicate any of the rows or cells from an existing line of the
purchase order, use the options from the Edit menu.
You have now completed the header details for your purchase order.
If you do not wish to add any order or footer details to this purchase order, you have
the choice of sending it directly to a printer, recording the delivery of it straight away
or saving it for later printing, putting on order and recording delIf you use this
purchase order regularly, why not save it as a ‘skeleton’ purchase order, so you can
re-create it quickly and easily.
To save the order for later printing, putting on order and recording delivery in a
‘batch’, click Save, or to print the purchase order straight away click Print.
8. Financials
The Financials window lists the transactions that you have entered. The transactions are
listed in the order that you entered them and are given a sequential number
automatically, e.g. 1,2,3,4 etc. Every single transaction you have entered will be shown
unless you have used the Sage Line 50 Clear Audit Trail option, which clears down
transactions that have been fully paid and reconciled
Report
The Report Designer includes a special Report Variable List option that controls how
variables are sorted and how they filter the data they receive. The Report Designer
also includes the ability to insert graphic objects, such as rectangles and lines.Layouts
Stationery Layouts
Stationery Layout files are designed to handle your every day stationery that is printed
onto pre-printed forms, such as 3-part invoice paper. They include special layout
template files to give you a background image of the Sage stationery that they will be
printed on.
Letter Layouts
Sage Line 50’s Report Designer gives you standard customer and supplier letters
which you can use at any time. As you get more familiar with the Report Designer,
you may wish to create your own standard letters that incorporate data from the boxes
in your customer or supplier records.
Label Layouts
The Label Report Designer includes the options to insert graphic objects. Also
included is a special tab in the Page Set-up option that lets you choose the specific
type of label stationery you want to use.
Sage MIS (Management Information System) allows you to see the key features of
your company data as a series of tables and graphs.
When you first open the Sage MIS option, the 'My Business Page' appears. this
displays a set of default company reports. You can change the reports that you want to
display on this page from the Settings option.
• Sales Reports
• Sales by Product
(Accountant Plus and Financial Controller only)
• Sales by Product Category (Accountant Plus and Financial Controller only)
• Product Sales Chart (Monthly) (Accountant Plus and Financial Controller
only)
• All Product Sales by Customer (Accountant Plus and Financial Controller
only)
• All Sales by Customer Type (Accountant Plus and Financial Controller
only)
• Customer Sales Chart (Monthly)
• Top Customers
• Product Reports
• Product Availability
(Accountant Plus and Financial Controller only)
• Product Profit Margin (Accountant Plus and Financial Controller only)
• Slow Moving Products (Accountant Plus and Financial Controller only)
• Credit Control Reports
• Customer Account Balances
• Customer Aged Balances
• Customerr Account Balances
• Supplier Aged Balances
• Finance Report
• Financial Highlights
• Profit and Loss
Assignments
I have learned to use the following modules of the sage software that is under the use
in the company:
1. Customers management:
This module lets the software user to actively and continuously manage the
customers in a convenient way. Managing and getting information about
customers’ credit account, future creditability, the payment period/limit of the
customers’ payment date, payment due date and actual payment made by the
customers are the main concerned features of this module.
2. Suppliers management:
Managing all information about suppliers and to conveniently manage
different suppliers data is the benefit provided by this module. Having
suppliers’ addresses, telephone number, website, amount payable to suppliers,
amount paid in advance, amount already paid, credit limit, account status, date
material received from the supplier are some of the key features of this
module.
4. Bank
♣ From the Bank Accounts window, select the bank account you wish to edit
from the list displayed (or, if you are adding a new account, accept the default
selection), and then click Record.
Note: If you are creating a new record, Sage Line 50 includes a wizard to
guide you through the process. To run the wizard, from the Bank Accounts
window, choose the New button and follow the on-screen instructions.
Alternatively click Record. In the A/C Ref box, enter a new reference number
for your new account. Use the Tab key to move onto the next field. The record
will display ‘New Bank Account’ alongside the A/C Ref box.
♣ To create a new account, click Discard. This clears any data shown.
♣ In the boxes provided, enter the following bank account details:
To add further details to your bank account, choose the tab you require from
the Bank Record window.
♣ To save the bank record, click Save. To clear the details you have entered and
start again without saving, click Discard.
♣ To exit the Bank Record window, click Close.
5. Products
Product Code
Free Stock
Item Type
Description
Category
Location
Weight
Com. Code
Department
Nominal Code
6. Invoicing
Invoicing lets the software user the following information entrance in the
computer:
7. POP
In the boxes provided, enter the details for your purchase order.
1 Enter the product items you wish to purchase, one line of the purchase
order per product.
2. Continue to enter all the lines of product items on the purchase order that
you require.
If you wish to copy or duplicate any of the rows or cells from an existing line
of the purchase order, use the options from the Edit menu.
You have now completed the header details for your purchase order.
If you do not wish to add any order or footer details to this purchase order, you
have the choice of sending it directly to a printer, recording the delivery of it
straight away or saving it for later printing, putting on order and recording
delivery.
If you use this purchase order regularly, why not save it as a ‘skeleton’
purchase order, so you can re-create it quickly and easily.
To save the order for later printing, putting on order and recording delivery in
a ‘batch’, click Save, or to print the purchase order straight away click Print.
8. Financials
The Financials window lists the transactions that you have entered. The
transactions are listed in the order that you entered them and are given a
sequential number automatically, e.g. 1,2,3,4 etc. Every single transaction you
have entered will be shown unless you have used the Sage Line 50 Clear Audit
Trail option, which clears down transactions that have been fully paid and
reconcile
9. Day book:
I daily maintain day book the format of day book is given below and I send daily
day book to head Office Karachi
Dat
1/1/2009
e:
DAY BOOK SHEET
RECEIPT PAYMENT
ASK P/
Particul v Ca Ca AS J
(KAR Ca JV Particulars V. P/Cash
ars . sh sh K V
Date ) sh
10/1/2009 O/B
10/1/2009
10/1/2009
10/1/2009
10/1/2009
10/1/2009
10/1/2009
10/1/2009
10/1/2009
10/1/2009
10/1/2009
10/1/2009
10/1/2009
10/1/2009
10/1/2009
10/1/2009
10/1/2009
10/1/2009
Horizontal
Vertical Analysis
Analysis
66.5 64.7
Non-Current Liabilities
Long-term finance
8.6 0 0
Deferred Liabilities
4.7 8.1 100
Liabilities against subject to
.0073 .09 10
finance lease
Current Liabilities:
33.5 35.3
100 100.
Assets
Current Assets
3.5 5.9 110
Store and Spaces.
9.8 16.9 100
Stock in trade.
6.8 9.9 120
Trade Debt.
0 0.1 0
Investments
1.7 2.4 130
Loans advances and
receivables
17.4 2.2 1390
Cash and Bank Balance.
44.10 51.62
100.0 100.00
Horizontal
Vertical Analysis
Analysis
It is clear that the sales of the company have increased than the
previous year that may be due to decrease in sales discounts and
commission. Operating income has also increased showing
increased efficiency in operations and reduced operation costs. The
other income has played a significant role in 2007. It may be due to
gain on sale of some asset or unexpected gain. The amount of tax
has increased in 2008. All these factors have reduced the increased
operating income effect on net sales and net sales have reduced.
Ratio analysis:
Operating ratios:
2008=39
2007=40
The days receivable indicate the length of the time that has been
outstanding at the end of the year. Packages ltd have days sale of
receivable of 39 days in 2008 and 40 Days in 2007 which indicates
that packages ltd converted its sale into net income quickly in 2008
then in 2007. This may be changed due to seasonal sale or change
in sale for any other reason. To remove this fact we take the gross
receivables.
2008=9
2007=9.33
2008=73
2008=73 days
2007=85 days
The day’s sales in inventory estimate the number of days that it will
take to sell the current inventory. Due to different reason estimate
may be vary. The cost of goods sold figure is based last year’s sales,
same divided by the number of days in a year. Ending inventory
may also differ due to the by using different methods for inventory.
The packages ltd has day’s sales in inventory 73 days in 2008 and
85 days in 2007.
2008=5.13
2007=4.83
2008=71 days
2007=76 days
2008 2007
Solution:
73 Days 88 Days Operating cycle represent the period of
acquisition of goods and conversion of the good
into cash. It is higher for the companies like Packages ltd. Because
the company purchase raw material converts it in to product then it
sells it to whole seller. All process increase the operating cycle.
2008=2222907
2007=675932
2008=2
2007=1.4
Current Liabilities.
2008=1.20
2007=0.45
Acid test ratio includes the only most liquid items of the current
assets. Acid test ratio may decrease from 1. Packages ltd is
manufacturing unit. For such like company acid test ratio must be
round about the 1. But Packages ltd has acid test ratio 1.20 in 2008
and 0.45 in 2007 although it increased in 2008 but enough. Means
Packages can easily meet all its current liability with its most liquid
asset. It should manage through the sale of inventories.
2008=0.86
2007=0.08
Cash receivable indicates include the only the cash in hand. Packages ltd have low cash ratio. Packages ltd has most of its
current assets in inventory and Net receivables. Packages ltd have very low amount in hand as compare to its current liability.
2008=3.91
2007=8.86
Sales to working capital give an indication of the turnover in working capital per year. A low working capital indicates
2008=1.50
2007=1.54
Debt to Tangible Net Worth = Total Liabilities / (Share Holder Equity – Intangible Assets)
2008=1.50
2007=1.55
Net Profit Margin = (Net Income Before Minority Share of Earnings and . Nonrecurring Items) Net Sales
2008=0.14
2007=0.16
This ratio measures the profitability of the company. This measures of net income rupees, generated by the each
2008=0.39
2007=0.36
Total assets turnover indicates the ability of the firm to generate sale using its assets. The Packages ltd has total
Return on Assets = ( Net Income Before Minority Share of Earnings and Nonrecurring Items)
2008=0.11
Return on assets measure the firm’s ability to utilize its assets to create profits by comparing with the assets that
generate the profit. Packages ltd has return on assets 0.11 in 2008 .
2008=0.13
2007=. 0134
2008 2007
Sales to Fixed Assets = Net Sales / (Average Net Fixed Assets “Exclude Construction in Progress”)
2.242 2.618
2008=0.64
2007=0.60
Solution:
Sale to fixed assets measures the firm’s ability to make productive use of its property, plant, and equipment by
generating sales Rupees.
2008=0.19
2007=0.22
Gross profit margin tells us about the control on the cost of goods sold. Packages ltd has gross profit margin 19% in
2008 and 22% in 2007. It means company’s gross profit margin is decreases as compare to last fiscal year. This shows
the good control on the cost of goods sold. Gross profit margin predict about the profitability of the company.
2008=0.68
2007=0.66
Basic Earnings per Common Share = (Income – Preferred Dividend)/ . (Weighted Average Number of Common Shares
Outstanding)
2008=16.25
2007=19.68
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Book Value per Share = (Total Stock Holder Equity – Preferred Stock) / No. of Common Shares
2008=0.11
2007=0.09
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2008=0.70
2007=1.06
2008=.04
Operating cash floe to current maturity of long term debt and current notes payable = (operating cash
2008=174
2007=0.91
2008=1.75
2007=1.23
2008=1.20
2007=0.45
Learning:-
From learning point of view this experience is very useful for me. I gain
a lot from this practice. During this session I have work Accounting software sage,
which is useful for me in my Paratical life. It enhances my knowledge in especially in
accounting and finance. So my MBA degree in finance got more worth. From this
working I have learn many other accounting software quick book and Peachtree. I
have work on all module of software such as customer, supplier , banks , nominal,
report and MIS.
I maintain manual account as well so I got decent knowledge
related manual accounts maintains.
From learning point of view it put positive impact on my degree.
Observations
3- Conclusions:
Organization is working very well since past 30 years and the software
usage in managing proper account has increased the working efficiency and effective
data handling. I have been working in this company since last 3 years and I am
having the know-how of running the business properly with creating fruitful results. I
can show my learning in a practical way by running my own successful business with
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