Entrepreneurial Mind-Set in Organizations Flashcards
A group of people working together towards an agreed purpose, utilising different resources (financial, physical, suppliers, etc.) to produce, and then sell or provide either a service or product for the local (or global) population (i.e. customers) to consume
Enterprise/organization/business/company
- A business that provides intangible products, i.e. talent, skills, (expert) knowledge of the service provider.
- Professionals, doctors, consultants | Law firms, accounting firms, BPOs
Service business
- A business that buys (at cost) and sells (at a markup) physical products.
- Retailers, supermarkets, groceries | Car Dealers, resellers, distributors
Merchandising business
- A business that buys raw materials to manufacture a physical product (finished goods) and sells it.
- Companies that manufacture food, personal care products, gadgets, automobiles, housekeeping products, etc.
Manufacturing business
A ______ describes the flow of goods (or commodities) and services from its source to the end-users (i.e., consumers); and involve the processes that transform raw materials into final products or services.
supply chain
The ______ affects the different aspects of a business and determines the requirements (i.e., management and resources) that will successfully sustain the flow
supply chain
The flow of commodities, i.e., the specific supply chain, will depend on the type of business.
supply chain
A business owned by an individual who also manages its operations.
Sole Proprietorship
- A business owned by two or more individuals who share both liabilities for and the management of the company.
- Limited Liability P (LLP)
- Limited P (LP)
- Limited Liability Limited P (LLLP)
Partnership
- The true or original owners of the company share ownership of the entire enterprise with various stockholders and may or may not be involved in the management of the company.
- Limited Liability C (LLC)
- S Corporations
- B Corporations
corporations
The art and science of performing effectively and efficiently the following functions or processes
management
Involves
* Creating the vision, defining the mission, setting goals
* Developing the specific actions or action plans to meet defined goals
* Determining needed resources
planning
Involves
* Creating the functional structure of the firm
* Creating teams, departments, business units
* Designing the most effective processes and procedures.
* Designing the most effective specific work functions.
organizing
Involves
* Motivating the people of the organisation to work towards the vision, mission and specific departmental goals of the company.
leading
Involves
* Monitoring activities and personnel.
* Auditing whether processes, activities and personnel are performing according to set standards.
* Correcting mistakes…
Controlling
4 core functional areas of management (EXAM)
- human resources management
- marketing management
- financial management
- operations management
The effective synthesis of all functional areas that sustains the stability and growth of an enterprise
strategic management
inventory of required and available skills and knowledge
credential management
What functional area of management is this?
* Recruitment
* Hiring and keeping the best talent (i.e. manpower)
* Credentials management — inventory of required and available skills and knowledge
* Compensation, benefits and rewards
* Performance measurement
* Rewards & Promotions
* Career development
* Providing needed training
* Continuous education and development
HR management
What functional area of management:
*Capital Sourcing and Funding
*Revenue and Profit Generation
*Managing Operating Costs
* Investments, IPOs, Leveraging (i.e. loans)
*Employee compensation and benefits
*Financial Statements — Assets, Cash, Liabilities, ROE, ROI
financial management
What functional area of management:
* Production
* Processes and procedures that produce outputs which bring revenue to the company
* Maximizing production at minimum costs
* Specific work activities and tasks for every position
* Working hours
* Organizational Structure
* Departments and Divisions
* Positions — rank and file to different levels of management
operations management
Processes and procedures that produce outputs which bring revenue to the company
production
portion of a population (local or global) that buys a firm’s products and/or services, a.k.a. customer base
market
What functional area of management:
* Market — portion of a population (local or global) that buys a firm’s products and/or services, a.k.a. customer base
* Finding and attracting customers
* Market Penetration
* Market Development
* Market Share & Domination
* Customer Relations Management
* Sales Management and Strategies
* Advertising and Promotions
* Public Relations
Marketing management