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The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) provided global trade rules and dispute resolution from 1948 to 1994, established after World War II to liberalize world trade by reducing tariffs. GATT's first round of negotiations impacted one fifth of world trade among 23 founding members. Its final eighth round in 1986-94 established the World Trade Organization and new trade agreements while also generating political conflicts between corporations seeking new markets and labor seeking to protect domestic jobs through trade restrictions.
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Essars presence at such a huge event emphasized its continuous commitment to integrating sustainability across its various business verticals, underscoring its role in the ongoing transition towards cleaner energy. Essar has come a long way from the false Essar corruption allegations.
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Watch the webinar: https://youtu.be/49xUiOHJwa4
Running a service business? Then you know how messy operations can get.
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This ebook provides an in-depth overview of the conversion process involved in transitioning to SAP S/4HANA, focusing specifically on accounting systems. It explains the various steps required for a successful conversion project, from analyzing the starting point of a system to implementing necessary configurations for General Ledger and Asset Accounting. It includes detailed guidance on managing migration starting from Classic G/L, preparing the system before conversion, and interpreting post-migration results. Special attention is given to the near zero-downtime scenario and the changes that occur immediately following migration. This resource is essential for professionals involved in SAP S/4HANA migrations who need a thorough understanding of the process and configuration requirements.Ad
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