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The Internal Memo

The Internal Memo is the company's record book of decisions (a decision log), in which the top executive's decisions are written down. It serves as the single basis for all decisions. The fields to fill in are summarized in Chapter 14.

Key points: The top executive writes seven things: the name and multiplier of the next peak month, last year's number of orders, the preparation start date, who is responsible for the Sheet, how open time is used, the checkers for the four items in the Weekly Memo, and who may make corrections in the peak month and which line. This order doesn't change. Don't fill empty fields from memory; leave them empty. Perhaps a Blank, too, is a kind of record.

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