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28.- Legal factors affecting business

What is Organizational Law? It is a process of know and change health, culture and performance of organization. That helps for improve skills, knowledge and effectiveness individual for a company’s. What does Employment Law refer to? Help to regular to law in the labor between employee and employer as well as makes know the rights and obligations of each one. How are Consumer laws defined? Help protect the consumer of goods and services faulty. As well as protect the consumer of practices disloyal or false advertising. What is Securities Law? Provision that regulates the public offering of securities; their intermediation; the activities of the people and operating entities that intervene in the market; the structure and operation of the National Securities Registry; and the scope of the authorities responsible for promoting balanced market development and healthy competition. What does Health and Safety at the Workplace refer to? It is a discipline that is responsible...

24 Basic Accounting

Why do you think accounting is seen as boring? Explain. O think that people think that accounting is boring, because don’t know or don’t investigaste about the theme, but everyone should know that accounting it’s don’t boring at all, on the contrary, i think that is one carrer very interesting. Which of the jobs mentioned would be most interesting for you? Give your reasons. In my personal opinion, I can say that my favorite carrer is the accounting, I would like know more in special about Auditor and taxes, I think they are one of the topics that i like the most and I would like to be able to dedicate myself one day. Why is it so important for accountants to be ethical? Explain in detail. Accountants have to follow very strict rules and codes of conduct in order to make sure that they do everything in a legal way, because if accountant breaks these rules they could face severe punishment. Confidentiality is obligatory for all people working with accounts as the financial data coul...

Integrated Business Planning

What is “Integrated Business Planning” (IBP)? Consists of synchronizing business, financial and supply chain plans in a single holistic administrative process, it is vital to meet the evolving requirements of modern supply chains. What is “Sales and Operations Planning” (S&OP)? It is the formal process through which demand and its supply are regularly studied, while at the same time relating the results to the objectives of all areas: sales and marketing, design, operations and finance. What are the similarities between IBP and S&OP? Mention and describe them. Represents the evolution of S&OP from its roots in production planning to a fully integrated business management and strategic execution process. Organizations that have embraced an integrated model have done better and continue to do so in an increasingly competitive global marketplace. What are the differences between IBP and S&OP? Mention and describe them. The S&OP process allows companies to evol...

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY & COMMUNICATION, ACTIVITY 20

What is Managing information withing and outside the organization?, What is the importance of it? It is very useful for organizations since having order within the business today is necessary to manage a large amount of information within the organization. It is necessary to have a system that helps with these processes, as well as to have people who know how to manage them in such a way that it helps the organization. What are the new technologies that companies have to manage for communications purposes? E-mail, internet, voice mail, CD-ROM, groupware, teleconferences and faxes. Describe the role of technological discoveries throughout history. Technological advance is the easiest (but not the only) way to measure what the vast majority consider “progress.” Technological advances allow society to move towards new horizons, leave behind issues that become obsolete and in one way or another (sometimes unpredictably) transform art, culture and ideological thought. What is the importance...

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Marketing in the 21st Century 17

 Task 1 Marketing What is the definition of Marketing? Marketing is a social and administrative process through which groups and individuals obtain what they need and want through generating, offering and exchanging valuable products with their peers. It is about understanding everything that is behind a sale, to motivate and incentivize it. What is understood as Market in business? Are the individuals and organizations that are dedicated to selling and buying goods and services to produce other goods and services, reselling to other business users to consumers. What is the purpose of Marketing? The main objective is to position a product or a brand in the minds of consumers, to sell more and obtain more profits and customers. Why is Marketing important? It is an important factor to improve people’s lives as well as for companies, since thanks to market studies it is possible to know the needs and / or wishes of customers, after collecting all the information and having the neces...

Quality Management 15

 Task 1 Quality Management If your look for information on internet, do not copy and paste answers. Express the ideas in your own words or paraphrasing instead of copying. Remember to write complete sentences not isolated words or phrases. What is Quality Management? They are actions implementing tools whose objective is to avoid errors that may arise in the production process. For this, it is being monitored so that said process is done properly to obtain a quality product. What is the objective of Quality Management? The objective is to meet quality standards in order to provide a quality product for customers and also improve the production process Which are the key components of Quality management? Describe in detail each one. Administration: provides a system to achieve organizational progress through strategic goals and achievements, emphasizing the needs of users, the production process, etc. Implementing some corrective and preventive actions, avoiding errors in productio...