COB Test #1 Flashcards

1
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value chain

A

the various business activities and processes involved in creating a product or performing a service

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2
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Primary activity

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inbound logistics, operation outbound logistics, marketing + sales, and service

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3
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Secondary activities

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firm infrastructure, human resources management, and procurement

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4
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secondary activities get

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cut over primary activities

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5
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decision process - first step

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define the problem/goal

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6
Q

cognitive bias

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a systematic thought process cause by the tendency of the human brain to simplify information processing through a filter of personal experience

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7
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rivarly

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-# of competitors
-diversity in competition
-industry concentration
-industry growth
-quality differences
-brand loyalty
-barriers to exit
-switching costs

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8
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supplier power

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-number and size of suppliers
-uniqueness of each supplier’s product
-focal company’s ability to substitute

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9
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threat of substitute

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-number of substitute products available
-buyer propensity to substitute
-relative price performance of substitute
-perceived level of product differentiation
-switching costs

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10
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threat of new entants

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-barriers to entry
-economies of scale
-brand loyalty
-capital requirements
-cumulative experience
-government policies
-access to distribution channels
-switching costs

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11
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bargaining power of buyers

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-number of customers
-size of each customer order
-difference between competitors
-price sensitivity
-buyer’s ability to substitute
-buyers information availability
-switching costs

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12
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bull-whip effect

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when there is a change in demand, whatever change happens there, it is going to be amplified going back up the supply chain

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13
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structured/unstructured decision making

A

predictable and quantifiable/experience based

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14
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systems thinking

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looks at connected wholes rather than separate parts

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15
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abstract thinking

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looks at connected wholes rather than separate parts

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16
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perfect competition

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the situation prevailing in a market in which buyers and sellers are so numerous and well informed that all elements of monopoly are absent and the market price of a commodity is beyond the control of individual buyers and sellers

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17
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monopolistic competition

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when many companies offer competing products or services that are similar, but not perfect, substitutes

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18
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oligopoly

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a state of limited competition, in which a market is shared by a small number of producers or sellers

19
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monopoly

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a market structure that consists of only one seller or producer

20
Q

cost/price

A

firms aim to produce/sell products at cheaper price than competition

21
Q

differentiation

A

its all about making your products stand out from the competition

22
Q

product/process innovation

A

new/superior products and services; reduced costs in supply chain

23
Q

organizational effectiveness

A

developing an organization that can support product innovation through being effective and efficient

24
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customer focuse

A

deliver products and services in a manner which creates a real or imagined value for customers

25
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disintermediation/channel conflict

A

occurs when manufacturers (brands) disintermediate their channel partners such as distributors, retailers, dealers, and sales representatives, by selling their products directly to consumers through general marketing methods and/or over the Internet (eliminating the players)

26
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goal of marketers

A

create relationship/community

27
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collaboration purpose/characteristics of a good collaborator

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accountability and communication

28
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constructive criticisim

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a type of feedback that offers specific and actionable advice to help employees to improve

29
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concepts of project management and collaboration

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team work

30
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time

A

time needed to complete project

31
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cost

A

total resources needed to complete project

32
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scope

A

requirements necessary for project

33
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BPM (business project managements)

A

done continously

34
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process efficency

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ration of outputs to inputs

35
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process effectiveness

A

how well a process achieves organizational strategy

36
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improving processes

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change process structure, change process resources, change both

37
Q

non-durable

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immediate or almost immediate consumption; food, clothing, gasoline

38
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durable

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3-5 year life cycle; cars, electronics, appliances

39
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capital

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5+ year life cycle; house, investment property

40
Q

capital organizations

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fixed, long-term assets used in the operation of the business; office buildings, warehouses, factories, heavy equipment, IT infrastructure

41
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for sale/resale

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goods purchased or produced to be sold to customers; groceries in grocery store, clothing in target, automobiles in dealership

42
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MRO (maintenance, repair and operations)

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goods and services are purchased to run and maintain their business; office supplies, company autos for employees, repairs to capital goods (limited)

43
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RFM

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a type of customer segmentation and behavioral targeting to help businesses rank and segments customers based on the recency, frequency, and monetary value of a transaction