Chapter 1- Large Scale Organisations In Context Flashcards

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What is a multinational corporation?

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A multinational corporation is owned and based in one country and operates in many countries throughout the world.

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What is a mission statement?

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The mission statement expresses why an organisation exists, it’s purpose and how it will operate.

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What is a vision statement?

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The vision statement states what the organisation aspires to become.

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What is an organisation?

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An organisation is two or more people working together to achieve an objective.

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What is business competitiveness?

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The ability of an organisation to sell products in a market

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What is a Large-Scale Organisation?

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A large-scale organisation employs 200 or more people, earns revenue in the millions, or has assets of more than $200 million.

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What is efficiency?

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A measure of how well an organisation uses resources to achieve objectives

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What is Effectiveness?

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The degree to which an organisation has achieved its stated objectives.

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What are organisational objectives?

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The overall goals, purpose and mission of a business that have been established by its management and communicated to its employees.

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What is an organisations Vision?

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A Vision Statement defines what your business will do and why it will exist tomorrow and it has defined goals to be accomplished by a set date. A Vision Statement takes into account the current status of the organization, and serves to point the direction of where the organization wishes to go.

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What is productivity?

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A measure of the efficiency of a person, machine, factory, system, etc., in converting inputs into useful outputs.

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What is a strategy?

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The actions that an organisation takes to achieve specific objectives.

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What is flexibility?

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The ability of a system, such as a manufacturing process, to cost effectively vary its output within a certain range and given timeframe.

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What is the board of directors?

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The board of directors are the main shareholders of a company that decide the direction of an organisation.

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What is the Managing director and what does he do.

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The managing director is the main person on the board of directors, and organises the meetings, votes and other tasks.

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What is a corporation?

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An organisation owned by shareholders and aims to make profit.

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What is a share holder?

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Any person who owns shares in a company.

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What is a government business enterprise?

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It is a government own organisation.

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What is a government department?

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Government departments are sections of the government that provide essential community services, such as health, education and welfare.

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Define not-for-profit organisation.

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Organisations such as charities or foundations that main purpose is to provide a good or service and help stop a social problem and not make profits.

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What is an export?

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It is a product that is getting sold from Australia to another country.

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What is an import?

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A good or service that is brought from another country to Australia.

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Define balance of payments.

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A record of a country’s trade and financial transactions with the rest of the world

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Define invention.

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The development of something new

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Define Innovation
Occurs when something established is improved upon.
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Define operating environment.
The operating environment is where they produce the good or service.
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Define customers
Customers are the people buying the LSOs good or service.
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Define suppliers
Suppliers are the people who provide the resources for the LSO to produce there good or service.
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Define Competitors
Competitors are organisations that produce a rival good or service that is interchangeable with your own good or service.
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Define lobby groups.
Groups of people who attempt to directly influence or persuade an organisation to adopt a particular policies.
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Define objective in terms of LSOs.
A desired goal, outcome or specific result that an organisation intends to achieve.
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What is a Vision Statment.
A statement of what the organisation aspires to become.
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What is a mission statement.
A statement expressing why an organisation exist, its purpose and how it will operate.
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What is Infrastructure.
Highways, railways, airports, communication system, education and health facilities, water, gas and electricity supplies.
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Define profitability
The state or condition of yielding a financial profit or gain. It is often measured by price to earnings ratio.
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Define Number of sales
The amount of sales of goods or services an organisation distributes.
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Define percentage of market share
Percentage of market share is the percentage of an industry a company produces compared to their competitors.
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Define rate of productivity growth.
The rate of productivity growth measures the efficiency of an organisations production of a good or service. It also sees if the organisation is growing its production of a good or service.
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What is a customer survey
A customer survey sees how satisfied a customer is with the good or service given, as well as how well treated they were and if they where overall satisfied.
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How much dick in the ass can Joe Stefani take?
The limit does not exist.
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Define benchmarking.
This is setting the industry leader as goal or benchmark and aiming to be as good or better than them at producing and providing your good or service.
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Why is Joel such a pain in the arse?
Any reason provided is satisfactory.