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Managerial accounting, case study, A web site (http://www.amul.com) has been constructed featuring sports information, recipes and quizzes (to stimulate buyer interest and to establish national brand recognition) and business-to-consumer order placement. E-competency has been established at the supply and distribution ends of AMUL's business. At the supply end, a computerized database has been established of all suppliers and their cattle. Computerized equipment measures and records qualities and quantities collected. Around 4,000 computers have been set up at member unions and village cooperatives. At the distribution end, 3,000 stockists have been provided with basic training and computers. AMUL experts assist stockists and retailers to build promotional web pages.

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