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66 Cards in this Set
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Mission Statement |
the overall purpose of a business |
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Strategic goals are ran by..... |
top level |
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Tactical goals are ran by..... |
middle management |
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Operational goals are ran by..... |
first level management |
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Short Term Goal |
less than a year |
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Intermediate Goals |
1-5 years |
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Long Term Goals |
5+ years |
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ContingencyPlan |
courseof action in result to something happening (in case of an emergency) |
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Operational Plan |
waysto achieve the operational goal |
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Distinctive Competence |
doingsomething better than everyone else |
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Focus Strategy |
to concentrate on one thing |
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Miles & Snow Typology |
strategies to better your company |
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Prospector Strategy |
seek new markets and new customers |
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Defend Strategy |
keeping current customers |
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Analyzer Strateg |
combination of prospector and defend |
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Reactor Strategy |
reaction to competitors |
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Product Life Cycle |
1. introduction: promo 2. growth: high profits + sales 3. Maturity: modify the product 4. decline |
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SingleProduct Strategy |
concentratingon one product within a company |
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DifferentiationStrategy |
doing something that differs your product from other businesses |
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RelatedDiversification |
when products are related to one another |
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ProgrammedDecision |
routine actions within a business |
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Satisficing |
meeting the minimum |
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DecisionMaking Conditions |
1. Under Certainty 2. Under Risk (Probability) Under Uncertainty |
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Classical Management |
traditional; to improve the performance of workers |
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Behavioral Management |
1. incomplete alternatives 2. imperfect information 3. bounded rationality |
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Bounded Rationality |
decisionis made without complete information |
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Escalationof Commitment |
makingthe same decision regardless if its wrong |
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InteractingGroup |
most common form of a group |
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Entrepreneur |
someone who takes risks *first step to starting a business is self analysis* |
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Cash Budget |
knowing how to spend your money |
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SBA |
small business administration SCORE: retired ACE: active workers SBI: institute SBDC: development center |
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Franchising |
givingpermission to other people to use your name and brand |
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Job Rotation |
switching workers so they dont get bored |
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Job Enlargement |
giving employees more thing to do |
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Job Enrichment |
giving employees more responbility |
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Deparmentalization |
breakingdown the company into sub categories |
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Chain of Command |
who reports to who |
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Span of Management |
how many employees report to each manager
1. Tall / Narrow: straight up and down 2. Wide / Flat: expands ` |
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Centralized |
authority is concentrated at the top level |
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Decentralized |
authority is spread throughout the organization |
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Line Position |
how advice travels Solid: direct Dotted: indirect |
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Unit Batch |
smaller amount of product |
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Mass Production |
larger amount of production (division of labor) |
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MechanisticStructure |
easy to maintain and rarely needs to bechanged |
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FunctionalU-Form Design |
deparmentalizatoin |
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Conglomerate H-Form Design |
unrelated diversification
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Virtual Organization |
no formal structure |
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Learning Organization |
interns work with professionals (learning environment)
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Lewin Mondel |
convince to make change 1. Implementing: make the change 2. Re-freezing: people involved in the change |
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Planned Change |
the company is aware before hand |
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Reactive Change |
impromptu |
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Participation |
mosteffective technique to overcoming the resistance to change |
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Reengineering |
used to overcome entropy |
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First step to reengineering |
developing goals and strategy |
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Product |
physical |
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Process |
making of |
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EPA (Equal Pay Act) |
employers cant pay female employees less than male employees |
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Skills Inventory Chart |
lists employees and their skills
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Forecasting Supply |
predicting the supply of workers |
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Replacement Chart |
list employees that can replace others |
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Performance Appraisal |
assessment of employees |
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Workers Compensation |
getting paid while not being able to work because of on-the-job injuries |
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Benefits |
1. insurance 2. retirement plan 3. vacation 4. payment 5. stock shares |
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Grievance |
complaintmade by workers against management |
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Cost |
1. better productivity 2. less absenteeism: people are at work often 3. less turnover: not leaving the company |
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Forms of Payment |
1. weekly 2. bi-weekly 3. monthly 4. commission (% of sales) 5. salary + commission |