Because I Can Cindy Marie

Most of us take a calendar for granted and never give much thought into what they really are. Fundamentally, a calendar is a viewer into commitments; typically personal but can be for groups or other resources. Business is deeply organized around commitments. NetSuite is a powerful business management software application designed to help organizations make and hold commitments to be more competitive. So it is only natural that NetSuite offers a calendar as a way to view business commitments.

NetSuite's provides for streamlined coordination. In the most basic sense, the NetSuite calendar functions like most other calendars, meaning it shows a view into where you hold commitments to someone or something. For example , in the customer relationship management (CRM) side of the application, it is about tracking promises to those operating in Sales. Within the enterprise resource planning (ERP), it is about remembering payments and orders.

NetSuite's calendar is focused around three main components: events, tasks, and activities.

Events

An event has a date, start and end time, as well as information on what the event is, who will be attending, who is invited, etc . Events can be something as simple as a conference call where people join and participate. Or it can be a major meeting, such as a trade show. NetSuite has powerful capacities to manage events and the calendar offers a way for individuals to see their commitment to the event.

Tasks

These are the to-do lists, the reminders, etc, and usually are set as date in the future. They can be recurring tasks, such as an action to be completed once every week or month - or they can be one time tasks. These tasks will also show up on the calendar. If the task involves a customer, NetSuite offers a way show their related records which naturally helps serve them well.

Activities

These can be simple matters, such as a phone call. For activities, you have a date, start of the activity, end of the activity, a follow up action, and who participated. All of this information is also seen in NetSuite's calendar, and is also a way to leverage the information stored in the CRM.

The NetSuite calendar is simple and efficient - giving you the basic records, dates, beginnings and endings, as well as the nature, priority, and the parties involved. But because NetSuite stores all your information into a combined CRM and ERP, you get all the benefits of having your data available on the calendar when needed, without needing to jump from multiple programs to take care of your commitments.

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Khaled Mash'al, leader of the Hamas movement which won the Palestinian elections in January 2006 gave a speech in Damascus which was broadcast on al-Jazeera TV on February 3rd 2006. He told the European nations to apologise to Islam because: 'Tomorrow, our nation will sit on the throne of the world. This is not a figment of the imagination, but a fact. Tomorrow we will lead the world, Allah willing. Apologize today, before remorse will do you no good. Our nation is moving forwards, and it is in your interest to respect a victorious nation. ' His speech went on to say that the first phase of the Islamic world conquest would be the elimination of Israel and the defeat of the West in Iraq.

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad agrees. He said in Iran's holy city of Qom on 5th January, 'We must believe in the fact that Islam is not confined to geographical borders, ethnic groups and nations. It's a universal ideology that leads the world to justice. ' He believes his main mission is to 'pave the path for the glorious reappearance of Imam Mahdi, may Allah hasten his reappearance. ' According to Shiites, the 12th imam disappeared as a child in the year 941. They believe he will return and be known as the 'Mahdi' and reign on earth for seven years, before bringing about a final judgment and the end of the world.

At the same time the entire Islamic world has been roused to fury over cartoons printed in a Danish newspaper. We have evidence (available on request) which shows how the cartoons row has been cleverly manipulated by Islamic radicals with the aim of uniting Muslims against the West in order to create submission to Islamic demands and to defend Iran and Syria against censure from the UN. It is not a co-incidence that Denmark is set to assume the rotating presidency of the U. N. Security Council -- at the very time that the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is expected to refer Iran to the Security Council and demand sanctions. At the same time the Security Council wants to question Syria and the regime of President Assad about the murder of Lebanese President Hariri. To portray Denmark as 'an enemy of the Prophet' would be helpful to the Islamic world in creating the idea that all censure of Muslim countries is part of an anti-Islamic western conspiracy.

In the UK, Islamic leaders are using the cartoons controversy to put pressure on the government to limit what can be said in the press about Mohammed. Patrick Sookdheo of the Barnabas Fund comments on this, 'If we pass laws or even simply create a new code|code calculatordecoder|free codes|decoderdecoding|sstandards|regulations|unlock} of practice for the press specifically to protect Mohammed, I fear it could prove to be the thin end of the wedge. From self-imposed censorship we could soon move to more serious situations. In Pakistan there has been a mandatory death sentence since 1991 for 'defiling the name' of Mohammed. ' He goes on to show how the Muslim Action Committee is using the cartoons furore to reverse the defeat suffered by the Muslims when the House of Commons unexpectedly voted to pass the Racial and Religious Hatred Bill in a form which does not provide the protection for Muslims which the government had intended.

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