Bus 101: Business Disciplines Flashcards

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Accounting

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involves the oversight of financial accounts

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Accounting uses financial statements such as…

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the balance sheet and income statements

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Balance sheet

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measures an organizations assets, liabilities, and equity at a point in time.

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Income statement

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shows revenues, expenses, and net profit over a period of time.

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5
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Business Technology Management

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Strategic use of data and technology, mostly in the digital transformation of organizations.

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6
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Pillars of BTM

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analysis, project management, and technology leadership

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Analysis (BTM)

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understanding and organization; understand the goals of the organization

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Project management (BTM)

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managing budgets, time and all the things you need to do to complete a project.

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technology leadership (BTM)

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making decisions around what technology a business should adopt.

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Operations management

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Processes that create products and deliver services (i.e., transforming inputs into outputs)

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Key concepts of OM

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aggregate planning, inventory management, and congestion management.

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Aggregate planning (OM)

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aims to maximize profit or minimize costs by matching production demand with production capacity.

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Inventory management (OM)

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find the optimal level of inventory that we should carry in our system.

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Congestion management (OM)

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find the optimal level of resources to include in our service system so the waiting time for customers is improved.

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Finance

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Helps facilitate the allocation of resources (i.e., money) across the economy between savers and borrowers

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Time value of money (FIN)

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if you receive money now, you can earn interest.

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risk return tradeoff (FIN)

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if an investment has a higher level of risk, it must have a higher rate of return.

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Business economics

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Focus on ideas such as efficiency and rationality, which combines economics with psychology.

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BUEC Key concepts

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scarcity, supply and demand, efficiency and rationality

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Scarcity (BUEC)

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the gap between limited resources (intangible or tangible) and limitless wants.

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supply and demand (BUEC)

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The amount of a commodity, product, or a service available and the desire of buyers for it.

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efficiency and rationality (BUEC)

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understanding how to use resources efficiently and rationally.

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Business Law

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Concepts include rights and duties which involve the relationship (i.e., contract law) between yourself and others, and liabilities which pertain to the legal responsibilities or obligations between those relationships

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Rights and duties (BLAW)

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rights are what one wants others to do for him/her, whereas duties are acts that one should perform for others.

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liabilities (BLAW)

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the state of being responsible for something, especially by law.

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Entrepreneurship

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the early moments of setting up a business or businesses, and taking financial risks for profit.

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Key concepts in entrepreneurship

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lean startup, disciplined entrepreneurship, disruption, social entrepreneurship, entrepreneurial ecosystems

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Lean startup (entre)

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(west coast) very quickly developing a product and business and scaling that product and business.

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disciplined entrepreneurship

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slower version of lean startup (east coast)

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disruption (entre)

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how do small businesses interact with established large businesses.

31
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social entrepreneurship

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how do we ensure people in marginalized communities have access to the same kinds of resources?

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entrepreneurial ecosystems

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organizations exist within a larger ecosystem and interact with many different parties.

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Human resource management

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Advises management on how to design and operate management systems, including attracting job applicants, who to actually hire, how to keep them and help them perform

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HRM key concepts

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selection, performance management, legal regulations

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Selection (HRM)

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the process of testing and evaluating job applicants for the purpose of choosing who to hire.

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performance management (HRM)

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the evaluation and assessment of employees, with the goal to create an environment where people can perform at their best.

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legal regulations (HRM)

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rights and responsibilities of both employees and employers.

38
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International Business

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Managing the supply chain and cross cultural communications are important to consider

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Globalization (INT B)

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the free movement of people, capital and goods.

40
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international production (INT B)

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Comparative advantage tells us why different countries produce different goods, and why specializing leads to a higher living standard for everyone involved.

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supply chain (INT B)

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goods produced in different parts of the world and brought together.

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cross cultural communication (INT B)

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how people from differing cultural backgrounds communicate, in similar and different ways.

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Marketing

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we are all consumers, marketing creates value/revenue, businesses use marketing across all disciplines, etc.

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4 P’s (MARK)

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product, price, placement, and promotion

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Product (MARK)

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focuses on creating value by delivering a product that satisfies customer needs.

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Price (MARK)

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focuses on the cost of your product, and how different price strategies affect the value of the product.

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Place (MARK)

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focuses on reducing physical and psychological barriers that prevent people from purchasing your product

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Promotion (MARK)

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focuses on persuading your customers of the value of your product.

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Strategy, management, and organization

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Solving complex problems through leadership and strategy.

Adapting to uncertain environments across the organization through decision making.

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Leadership (SMO)

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how do you work effectively with others and in a team.

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decision making (SMO)

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how are ways you can interact with other people in teams and adapt to uncertain environments (how to make rational decisions).

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strategy (SMO)

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how do you determine what the objectives are that you are trying to achieve?