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EXCELLENCE IN PRACTICE VOLUME III 5 • Accounting activities represent some 10 percent of the total costs, and cover traditional accounting inventory management, and so on. • Intelligence activities represent less than 20 percent of the total costs. Traditionally management information systems are concentrating on accounting activity
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