Tahapan Implementasi Sistem Informasi

from : General Manager Date : August 3rd
To : Production manager Re : Jersey Contract

1. The above client is threatening legal action if this order does not reach him before 25th sept we would probably win his case. He already owes us 17.000 which may well become a bad debt.
2. Cloth from Bonardi has now arrived we must start production this week.
3. Completion date must be brought to mid-september. Which means working overtime. Please advice me of the effect of this on all other order.

Dear Mrs. Liana,

Ref. Your letter 11.11. JH/ch

Thank you for your letter of November 11th. We fully appreciate your concern, and would like to assure you that we shall endeavour to settle our account with you int the immediate future. We wish make an alternative suggestion. We would like payments by instalment within 6 months plus interest.

As you know, there have been problems with our debtors, they are slow to pay. But there have been resolved, we have recently negotiated a substantial contract for a series of conferences to bo held throughout the coming year.

In view of all these prospects we are confident that we shall be able to clear any outstanding debts.

Thank you for your assistance and patience, also for the excellent service your company has given us in the past.

Yours sincerelly,

Anggun dita p

1. Active

• You have not pay your bill.
• I will pick him up at 7.am.
• The board did not show immediete interest.
• We cannot find any record of this account.
• We will have to made salary cut and shorten holidays.
• We have made a mistake and incured a loss.

• Your bill has not been paid.
• He will be picked up at 7.am.
• No immediate interest was shown by the board.
• No record of this account can be found.
• Salary cuts will have to be made and holidays shortened.
• A mistake has been made and a loss incure.

Dear Sir,

The driver telephoned me on the 15th January. He reported that when he unloaded in Brampton, he found four chairs missing. When denied he questioned that he had ever left the truck. He insisted that he had not stopped anywhere en route and maintained that he had never seen anything suspicious. Even when he stopped for lunch he protested that lorry was not out of his sight at any time.

Dear Mr. Djhon,

Dear sir,

• Our new Hibernian cotton mill is in wexford. It is situated in area which is scheduled for light industry. Twelve hundred kilometres south of Dublin and thirty two kilometres east of waterford.
• Our new Norwegian hotel is in alesund. It is situated in area which is scheduled for tourism. Two hundred kilometres south of trondheim and three hundred and twenty kilometres west of oslo.
• Our new scotlish sport complex is in aveamore. it is situated in area which is scheduled for liesure and recreation. one hundred and seventy five kilometres north of glasgow and fourty eigth south of invernes.
• Our new japanese steel factory is in nagoya. it is situated in area which is scheduled for heavy industry. one hundred eighty kilometres east of osaka and two hundred west of tokyo.
• Our new spanish art galery is in cordoba. it is situated in area which is scheduled for cultural activities. two hundred kilometres north of malaga and one hundred fifty east of sevile.