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It requires a lot of creativity to think up ways to apply some new science in order to create better tool. Similarly, new models, new theories, and new experiments have to thought up by a creative person before they can be tested, applied, and tweaked. When a given experiment spits out a set of resulting numbers, it takes creativity to make connections and interpret the numbers.

Scientists are very much like artists: they create new ideas, apply them, and see if they work. For science, an idea "works" if it predicts the behavior of the physical universe. For art, an idea "works" if it pleases the senses and/or successfully conveys a meaningful concept, emotion, or impression. Just as there is not one right way to paint a tree, there is not one right way to make a telescope. (Although, there are more wrong ways to make a telescope than there are wrong ways of painting a tree. In this sense, art is more forgiving than science.) If you have a picture in your mind of a person non-creatively carrying out a predefined list of technical steps, you have not pictured a scientist. You have pictured an assembly-line worker, a repairman, or an accountant.

Because science is a highly creative process, scientists tend to be painters, singers, sculptors, composers, illustrators, poets, or novelists in their free time. Einstein played the violin. Max Plank was a good pianist, but gave up a promising career at the conservatory to study physics and become one of the founders of quantum theory. Feynman was secretly a published artist and not-so-secretly an avid drummer. A study byR. S. Root-Bernsteinfound that the success of a budding scientist is strongly correlated with the degree to which he enjoys musical and artistic hobbies.

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1.come up with a detailed plan describing the DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEMS (DSS)in budgeting

2.starting with the Cost center analysis analyze on the conduction of the programmatic and financial data facilitation

3.what is the impact of the shrinkage in the values and the resulting effects as far as management of thework flow process is concerned?

4.analyse the Stock Management and Cost Reduction in the management of theinvestment of company capital

5.indicatye and identify the Retail Turnover phenomenon to adhere to the register and prevent data entry errors as a goal of management

6.form the stock concepts, describe the Receipt of Goods application to the lengths of automatically tally the remaining stock

7.what are the dynamics of the inventory management from the criterion of the point of view ofproduct overstock and outages in the data warehouse organization

8.enumerate the driving force for the zeal of the software house in management

9.what are theFacilities Management contradicting the management expertise

10.involve the factorsdrawing back thetype of service that b allows the bureau from facilitiesmanagement