CHAPTER 1 Flashcards

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Revenue

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Money a company brings in through the sale of goods and services

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Business

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Any profit seeking organization that provides goods and services designed to satisfy customers needs

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Business model

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A concise description of how a business generates or intends to generate revenue

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Profit

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Money left over after all the costs involved in doing business have been deducted from revenue

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Competitive advantage

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Some aspect of a company or its operations that enables it to create products with greater appeal to its target customers

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Non-for-profit organizations

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Organizations that provide goods and services without having a profit motive, also called nonprofit organizations

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How to categorize business?

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(PCGO) Product type, Company size, Geographic reach, Ownership

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Business mindset

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Adopting an insider’s view of business with an appreciation for the decisions to be made and challenges that managers face

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Stakeholders

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Internal and external groups affected by a company’s decisions and activities

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10
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What are the 5 environments of business

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(SMELT) Social, Market, Economic, Legal and regulatory, Technological

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Gig economy

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Portion of the economy composed of people who work as independent contractors on a series of short-term projects or tasks

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Barriers to entry

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Resources or capabilities a company must have before it can start competing in a given market

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Tangible goods

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Goods that have a physical presence

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What are the 6 basic building blocks of a business in general?

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(BHRMMF) Business services, Human resources, Research and development, Manufacturing, Marketing, Finance and accounting

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Professionalism

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The quality of performing at a high level and conducting oneself with purpose and pride

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16
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Etiquette

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The expected norms of behavior in any particular situation

17
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Digital enterprise

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Any company that uses digital systems as one of the foundations of its value-creation processes, regardless of what industry it is in or what products it makes

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What are the 7 major business fields?

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(HOMIFAS) Human resource specialist, Operations manager, Marketing specialist, IT manager, Financial manager, Accountant, Sales proffesional

19
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Disruptive innovation

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A development so fundamentally different and far-reaching that it can create new proffesions, companies, or even entire industries while damaging or destroying others

20
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Digital transformation

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The process of reimagining a company’s business model and operations to become a digital enterprise

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Social environment

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Trends and forces in a society a large

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Technological environment

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Forces resulting from the practical application of science to innovations, products and processes

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Economic environment

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The conditions and forces that affect cost and avaliability of goods, services, and labor and thereby shape the behavior of buyers and sellers

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Legal and regulatory environment

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Laws and regulations at local, state, national and even international levels

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Market environment

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A company’s target customers, the buying influencers that shape the behavior of those customers, and competitors that market similar products to those customers

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Research and development

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Functional area responsible for conceiving and designing new products

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Operations manager

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Management of the people and processes involved in creating goods and services

28
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Information technology

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A functional area of business as well as the systems responsible fot gathering, processing and distributing information where needed throughout an organization