The Bear
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The bear eats fish, rabbits, berries and hunts for its food, has brown to black fur with big paws and sharp claws, finds a cave each autumn to sleep in during the winter along with its young. The bear faces danger of extinction due to being hunted by humans for many years, though it lives in nearly every part of the world and has no enemies other than humans.
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During this webinar BCS ProSoft Deltek Vision Consultant, Nedra Roberson, spoke about Year-End processing procedures and how to use the information in Vision to create reports for professional liability audits, employee review and worker compensation audits, including:
-Year-End review processes
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-How to create reports for professional liability audits, employee review and worker compensation audits
BCS ProSoft hosts quarterly Deltek Vision user groups in San Antonio, Houston, Denver and Honolulu as well as online as a webcast. If you'd like to join us or view the upcoming schedule of events, please visit http://www.bcsprosoft.com/deltek-vision/user-groups/
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These slides are from BCS Prosoft's 2013 third quarter Deltek Vision User Group Meetings held in San Antonio, Houston, Denver and Honolulu. To register for your local UGM please visit http://www.bcsprosoft.com/deltekugm
The Platypus
The platypus is a unique mammal that lays eggs and was once thought mythical by English men. Though a mammal, the platypus hunts with its sensitive bill underwater for shrimp and crayfish to eat in its habitat of lakes in Australia, where it was later discovered to truly exist after one was captured and sent to England.
Improve Billing Process and Performance with Deltek Vision
This presentation was the topic of the Houston, San Antonio, Denver and Honolulu Deltek Vision User Group Meetings held throughout March 2014. During the user group we spoke about daily entry of time and expenses in Deltek Vision, the importance or following and enforcing the time and expense approval process, why billing procedures are started at the same time every month, compliance and the draft review period, and changes or corrections to accounting withing the review period. Then to top things off we ended by covering come of the newest features in Deltek Vision and covered some tips & tricks.
For more information about Deltek Vision for your project-based AE or consulting firm, Vision training or consulting, or joining one of our User Group Meetings visit http://www.bcsprosoft.com/deltek-vision.
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The Bear
- 1. The bear eats fish, rabbits and berries It hunts for its food
- 2. The bear has brown to black fur It has big paws and sharp claws It finds a cave each autumn to sleep in in the winter It gets its young in the cave too
- 3. This is the bear’s young playing
- 4. The bear hasn’t got any enemies except for the human It has been hunted for many years and that’s why it is in danger of being extinct
- 5. This is how it should be
- 6. The bear lives in nearly every part of the world This is a bear’s cave