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  The Place of Standardization in Auditing

  Audit is a specific form of control, which has its own distinctive features. One of them is the ability to standardize the audit process.... Audit is a specific form of control, which has its own distinctive features. One of them is the ability to standardize the audit process.

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  Theoretical Foundations of Logistics. 2. Methodology of Logistics

  Logistics is the science of management the flow of goods, energy, information and other resources like products, services, and people, from the source of production to the marketplace. The brief representation to the paradigm of the logistics is done. They are showed the science methods of the logistics and the concretely systems analysis. The ... Logistics is the science of management the flow of goods, energy, information and other resources like products, services, and people, from the source of production to the marketplace. The brief representation to the paradigm of the logistics is done. They are showed the science methods of the logistics and the concretely systems analysis. The main codes of behavior of the logistics are individualized. The point of the cardinal sites of the model in the logistics is stripped. The ELA introduced a set of Standards in logistics management, which form the foundation for the European Certification Board for Logistics (ECBL) to certify individuals who meet these Standards.

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  Human Action, Part Four, Chapter XVIII. Action in the Passing of Time, && 1-4

  Acting man distinguishes the time before satisfaction of a want is attained and the time for which the satisfaction continues. Action always aims at the removal of future uneasiness, be it only the future of the impending instant. Between the setting in of action and the attainment of the end sought there always elapses a fraction of time, viz., ... Acting man distinguishes the time before satisfaction of a want is attained and the time for which the satisfaction continues. Action always aims at the removal of future uneasiness, be it only the future of the impending instant. Between the setting in of action and the attainment of the end sought there always elapses a fraction of time, viz., the maturing time in which the seed sown by the action grows to maturity. The most obvious example is provided by agriculture. Between the tilling of the soil and the ripening of the fruit there passes a considerable period of time. Another example is the improvement of the quality of wine by aging. In some cases, however, the maturing time is so short that ordinary speech may assert that the success appears instantly. As far as action requires the employment of labor, it is concerned with the working time. The performance of every kind of labor absorbs time. In some cases the working time is so short that people say the performance requires no time at all.