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    Business One Modules: Enumeration

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    This document outlines the modules and users of the Business One enterprise resource planning (ERP) system. The modules include administration, financials, sales, purchasing, inventory, banking, production, and human resources functions. The ERP system has over 50 major company users across various industries. The general tab allows users to print, email, export to formats like Excel and PDF, and lock the screen.

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    This document outlines the modules and users of the Business One enterprise resource planning (ERP) system. The modules include administration, financials, sales, purchasing, inventory, banking, production, and human resources functions. The ERP system has over 50 major company users across various industries. The general tab allows users to print, email, export to formats like Excel and PDF, and lock the screen.

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    This document outlines the modules and users of the Business One enterprise resource planning (ERP) system. The modules include administration, financials, sales, purchasing, inventory, banking, production, and human resources functions. The ERP system has over 50 major company users across various industries. The general tab allows users to print, email, export to formats like Excel and PDF, and lock the screen.

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    Business One Modules: Enumeration

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    Irish Ann Ilustrisimo
    This document outlines the modules and users of the Business One enterprise resource planning (ERP) system. The modules include administration, financials, sales, purchasing, inventory, banking, production, and human resources functions. The ERP system has over 50 major company users across various industries. The general tab allows users to print, email, export to formats like Excel and PDF, and lock the screen.

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    ENUMERATION

    Business one Modules

    1. Administration
    2. Financials
    3. Sales opportunities
    4. Sales-AR
    5. Purchasing-AP
    6. Business Partners
    7. Inventory
    8. Banking
    9. Production
    10. MRP
    11. Service
    12. Human Resources
    13. Reports

    USERS

    7-Eleven, Inc.; Accenture; Audi AG; Bayer CropScience;


    BMW; Burger King; Chevron Phillips Chemical Co.; Coca Cola Co.;
    Daimler Chrysler Corp.; Deloitte &Touche; DuPont ;Electronic Data
    Systems; Ericsson; Ernst & Young; Chevron Phillips Chemical
    Co.;Coca Cola Co.; IBM; Johnson & Johnson; Konica Minolta
    Business
    Solutions; KPMG; Ford Motor Co.; Harley Davidson; H.J. Heinz
    Company; Hewlett-Packard; Mazitrol Co.; Mazda
    USA; Nestle; Nexus Technologies, Inc.; Nissan Research &
    Development, Inc.; Novartis; Pfizer, Inc.; Phillips Electronics;
    PricewaterhouseCoopers; Shell Oil CO.; Siemens Dematic; Vedicsoft
    Solutions; Verizon Communications; Volkswagen of America;
    Wacker Silicones; Walt Disney Co.; Warnaco Group, Inc.; Whall
    Group; Whirlpool Corp.

    GENERAL TAB

    1. Print preview
    2. Print
    3. Send e-mail
    4. Send sms
    5. End fax
    6. Export to ms-excel
    7. Export to ms-word
    8. Export to pdf
    9. Launch application
    10. Lock screen
    An Information System is a collection of hardware, software, data, people and procedures designed to support
    data-intensive applications and generate information that supports the day-to-day, short-range, and long-range
    activities of users in an organization.

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