IT REVOLUTION IN INDIA

Introduction

The last decade of the 20th century witnessed a tremendous revolution in information Technology, popularly called as ‘IT’ applied vigorously in the fields of health care, education, entertainment and almost in every facet of life. Because of integrated technology, which integrates, computer, magnetic storage media, television, telecommunication, industries, progress, and prosperity has been smaller. Fortunately, India is going to a super power in the field of IT and computer education is being imparted in schools and colleges in private institution as well.

Beginning of IT Revolution:-

The story of computer is not so old. The increased demand in human brain for accurate and instant mathematical calculation necessitated computer just after the Second World War and in 1954 the world’s first computer ENIAC was possible. At first it was a mere electronics calculating machine. Later it look frequent modifications rapid changes and now 80% computing is non-mathematical type. This has enabled IT revolution throughout the world. We can get fingertip information sitting in the drawing room, can watch cricket match.

1. How inventory control works in Coca-Cola?a) By efficiently tracking qualities across storage location.b) By common applicationc) By popular transactiond) By improve accuracy

2) Are policies and procedures current in waiting and properly approved in Coca-Cola?

3) Do this policies and procedures clearly systematically communicated to the employees in Coca-Cola?

3) Do the department compare qualities received against receiving reports etc. in Coca-Cola?

4) Are inventory records reconciled to advantage reports on a regular basis in Coca-Cola?

5) Does management review the reconciliation of physical inventory counts to the inventory records?

6) Are adequate provision made for cutoff of receipts and issues?

7) Does the management review?

7) Is there physical segregation and proper accounting control of merchandise on hand that is not property of the entity?

8) Is a perpetual inventory system (including quantities and value) in use as to all major classes of inventory?

9) Are perpetual inventory records update promptly?

10) Does internal control appear adequate for the inventory system overall?

11) Does your Organization have a written mission statement?

12) Do these individuals know how to access the people soft on-line-financial folders that are made available monthly?

13) Does your department prepare an annual financial report? Are managers hold accountable for financial performance?

14) Has the department established cross-training or contingency plans for significant changes in personal?

15) Has your department posted information on how to report suspected instances of scientific misconduct?

16) Does your department maintain any confidential employee/student and human subject research records that requires special treatment for privacy protection?

17) Have employees been trained for workplace safety by the Environmental Health & safety officer (EH&C) to comply with the appropriate regular for requirements for their job responsibilities

18) Do your believe that department personal are sufficiently informed about important federal and state laws and regulations that govern activities performed within your department?

19) Are the internal employee co-ordinate you for doing your survey?

20) Are you satisfied the entire inventory process and contrad system of Coca-Cola?

Interpretation

1. From the above table it shows that employees are of some knowledge and skills which is not allowing them to give their best ……………….% respondent are positive that employees are looking of some knowledge and skills compare to only 25% are negative respondents where as 0% can’t say about this.

2. From the above table it shows that the employees are gives their response very positively……………………… % respondent are positive and ……………. % Are negative whereas …… % can’t say about this.

3. From the above table it shown that ……………. % participant give positive respond where …………….. % give negative respond …………… % are can’t say about this.

4. From the above table it shown that inventory records reconciled to advantages report on a regular basic …………. % respondents are agree and …………. % are disagree. Whereas …………… % can’t say about this.

5. In the above table shown that all the participant are agrees. No negative respondent and 0 % participant can’t say about this.

6. In the above table shows that …………… % are positive respondents …………. % negative respondents ……………. % can’t say about this.

7. In the above table shows that …………… % positive respondents …………. % are negative whereas ……………. % can’t say about this

8. From the above table shows that all participant are agrees that the perpetual inventory system (including quantities and value) in use as to all major classes of inventory.

9. From the above table it shows that ………… % of participant are agrees whereas …………. % are negative. And ……… % can’t say about this.

10. From the above table shows that ………. % Participant are positive. …………….. % participant are negative ……….. % are can’t say about this.

11. From the above table it shows that ………… % respondents are positive …………. % are negative. Whereas …………… % can’t say about this.