Information Resources for Financial Monitoring in Enterprises
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For their operation, organizations employ a particular combination of human, financial, material and information resources. Except for land, capital and labour, information has become the fourth means of production since it is used for achievement of the goals. Not all information that appear in economy becomes a means of production; this happens only in the case of information which shows nature of economic resources. W. Olejniczak emphasizes that a set of information, in order to become an economic value for an enterprise, must form an ordered set. Financial monitoring is one of the most creative tools for management, allowing for creation of new information and decision-related resources.
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