Assignment 6
BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS
CHAPTER 6 PLANNING BUSINESS MESSAGES
Assignment:
Complete the following messages: Page 183
6.12
June 13th, 2014
Mr. DeJuan Wilson
Fairfield Associates, Inc.
4290 Park Avenue
Fairfield, CT 06435
Dear Mr. Wilson:
As you requested the undersigned is transmitting to you the attached documents with look to the improvement of security in your business. To ensure the upgrading of your after-hours security, please, make a decision with what exactly you contemplate must have protection. You are concerned about your electronic equipment and paraphernalia, but also about your company records, information, and data.
As we know, you will want to obtain protection for both your equipment and data; therefore we will give you suggestions for taking a number of steps to inhibit crime:
1. Install defensive lighting. A consultant for lighting that is part of our staff can design both outside and inside lighting.
2. Exhibit security signs, because of the fact that inexperienced thieves are often as not deterred by posted signs on windows and doors.
3. Install space alarms, which are sensors that look down over the areas that are to receive protection, and activate bells or additional lights, thus scaring off intruders.
Please call me to start a verbal discussion about the protection of your business.
Sincerely,
Name e-mail company name
6.13
June 13th, 2014
Ms. Monique Faria
Grey Wolf BioSolutions
4210 Geddes Road
Ann Arbor, MI 48105
Dear Ms. Faria:
We would like to thank you for your interest in our employee leasing program. Small businesses like yours now can enjoy powerful personnel tools that were available just for large firms.
This concept allows you to outsource personnel duties so you can focus on the basic fundamentals of running your business.
Some administrative tasks we provide are:
Monthly payroll.
Quarterly taxes.
Records related to personnel matters.
Expert guidance in
CHAPTER 6 PLANNING BUSINESS MESSAGES
Assignment:
Complete the following messages: Page 183
6.12
June 13th, 2014
Mr. DeJuan Wilson
Fairfield Associates, Inc.
4290 Park Avenue
Fairfield, CT 06435
Dear Mr. Wilson:
As you requested the undersigned is transmitting to you the attached documents with look to the improvement of security in your business. To ensure the upgrading of your after-hours security, please, make a decision with what exactly you contemplate must have protection. You are concerned about your electronic equipment and paraphernalia, but also about your company records, information, and data.
As we know, you will want to obtain protection for both your equipment and data; therefore we will give you suggestions for taking a number of steps to inhibit crime:
1. Install defensive lighting. A consultant for lighting that is part of our staff can design both outside and inside lighting.
2. Exhibit security signs, because of the fact that inexperienced thieves are often as not deterred by posted signs on windows and doors.
3. Install space alarms, which are sensors that look down over the areas that are to receive protection, and activate bells or additional lights, thus scaring off intruders.
Please call me to start a verbal discussion about the protection of your business.
Sincerely,
Name e-mail company name
6.13
June 13th, 2014
Ms. Monique Faria
Grey Wolf BioSolutions
4210 Geddes Road
Ann Arbor, MI 48105
Dear Ms. Faria:
We would like to thank you for your interest in our employee leasing program. Small businesses like yours now can enjoy powerful personnel tools that were available just for large firms.
This concept allows you to outsource personnel duties so you can focus on the basic fundamentals of running your business.
Some administrative tasks we provide are:
Monthly payroll.
Quarterly taxes.
Records related to personnel matters.
Expert guidance in