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1 Associates in the consolidated financial statements
2 Associates in the separate financial statements of the investor 3 Joint operations in the consolidated financial statements
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Question 11 options:
Question 12 (1 point)
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Question 12 options:
API
EDI
XML
EFT
Question 13 (1 point)
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Question 13 options:
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Planning
ERP
Event Management
Business Intelligence
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Question 14 options:
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Velocity
Optimization
Profitability
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True or false, people are a major barrier for the effective use of information technology?
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