Business Policy &
Strategic Management
-Prof. Shashank Divekar
Pune, India
Business Policy & Strategic Management
What is Business Policy ?
Business policy is the study of the roles and responsibilities
of top- level management, the significant issues aff
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The cons of outsourcing include the following: Loose of white collar jobs. White collar
employees are worried of losing their positions since companies are considering to send their
jobs overseas so as to inc
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Impact of financial investment on global commodity prices
Financial investors affect the prices of global commodities. Investors can also purchase shares
Global commodities such as oil are easily affected by financial i
Running head ADVERTISEMENTS
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Types of Advertisements
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ADVERTISEMENTS
2
Advertisement is a market strategy employed by most organizations with an objective of
getting more sales. Advertisements are divided according to the purpose of the c
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To carry out the market research on the food desired by students the following procedure is
required
1. First, the research objectives need to be clear. This means answering the question why
the market research is being
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The advertisement industry is one of the most competitive in the western world
accounting for close to $200 billion dollars in the United States. Advertising plays a pivotal role
in promoting brand and company image whi
INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS
CHAPTER 9
Improving Productivity and Quality
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EVALUATIONS
Each team member (you included)
Alphabetical by last name
Fill out Tuesday AM (points)
RIGHT NOW fill out last names
(spelling and alp
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BUSINESS CHAPTER 7
Managing Effectively
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Levels of Management
Top (high-level) management: managers in positions such as
president, chief executive officer, chief financial officer, and vicepresident
INTRODUCTION TO
BUSINESS
CHAPTER 2
Business Ethics and Social
Responsibility
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The Elevator Pitch
Covering your bases
Management
Marketing
Accounting/Financing
The
Pitch
Sustainability
www.pdx.edu/sustainability
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Freemium Business Model
Freemium is derived from two words, Free and premium. Freemium business model
is a model whereby the product or service is provided free of charge to the user but a premium is
charged if the user
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Entrepreneurship Process
Entrepreneurship process can be referred to as the process where an entrepreneur creates and
pursues a new venture. It is the process of finding, evaluating and creating an opportunity. The
entr
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Discuss an organizational change that you are familiar with that made employees
uncomfortable. This could be a for-profit, non-profit, or church.
The change in the leadership that occurred just as the company had announ
Nature and
Scope of
Economics
By
Arihant Jain
Introduction
The word Economics is derived
from the Greek word OKIOS
NEMEIN meaning household
management
Man is a bundle of desires. Goods
and services satisfy these wants.
But almost all the goods are scare
Pitching your Business for Funding?
Use this template!
Includes a live example inside!
Alok Rodinhood Kejriwal
Quick tour
I have seen first time entrepreneurs struggling to get their
funding ppt right.
This deck (specifically targeted at Indian entrepre
An Introduction to Business
Finance
What Do You Need to Know for Your
Exam?
Define
different sources of finance
Advantages and Disadvantages of
different sources of finance
Purpose of different sources of finance
Exam Q Anne wanted to raise 60,000 of s
The Internal
Assessment
How to
write a
brilliant
IA.
What is an IA?
An internal Assessment in Economics is a written
commentary based on an economics article that you
have chosen.
The article you choose should allow you to explain and
analyze economic eve
Sources of finance
Introduction:
Decide which
assets to buy
To decide
sources to
tap the total
investment.
Decision
making
How much
working
capital
required.
Determining
what is total
investment
required for
buying
assets.
Parameter for choosing sources o
Supply Chain Finance
IAPP Maryland DC Chapter Meeting
Steve Keifer
Vice President
Industry & Product Marketing
May 9, 2008
Supply Chain Finance (SCF)
What is Supply Chain Finance?
Market Drivers for SCF
Why is it Important?
Comparison to Invoice Disco
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The United States is a top study destination for international academic scholars. The growing
numbers of the multi-cultural and ethnic mix in the learning institutions means that interactions among
the diversities repre
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Revenues, sales and cost reports are examples of financial data that I interacted with in
my office. This business data is useful to show how various departments make money in the
organization. The cost reports show the
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1. List all the different types of bribes, payments, or favors represented in this case
under (a) FCPA, (b) Criminal Law of PRC, and (c) Law against Unfair
Competition of the PRC. Why is each either legal or illegal?
a)
INTRODUCTION TO
BUSINESS
CHAPTER 4
Assessing Global Conditions
How International Business Can
Enhance Performance
Attract Foreign Demand
Capitalize on Technology
Use Inexpensive Resources
Diversify Internationally
Combination of Motives
How Internati
Learning Objectives
Chapter 1
Motives and Functions of a Business
Introduce key terms and concepts Identify the key stakeholders that are involved in a business. Outline resources used to produce products/services. Understand the impact of the business en
Learning Objectives
Chapter 9
Improving Productivity & Quality
Identify the key resources used for production. Identify the factors that affect the plant site decision. Describe how various factors affect the design and layout decision. Describe the key t
Learning Objectives
Chapter 13
Distributing Products
Explain advantages and disadvantages of a direct channel of distribution, and identify factors that could determine the optimal channel of distribution. Differentiate between types of market coverage. E
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CHAPTER 14
Distributing Products
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Activity
The value of branding.
Taste test
Background on Promotion
Promotion: the act of informing or reminding
consumers about a specific product or brand
Learning Objectives
Using Information Technology
Describe the key components of a computer and
explain their purpose.
Discuss the different ways computers and related
technologies, contribute to todays businesses.
Describe some of the key challenges of ma
INTRODUCTION TO
BUSINESS
CHAPTER 12
Creating and Pricing Products
Background on Products
Product: a physical good or service that can
satisfy consumer needs.
Convenience products: products that are
widely available to consumers, are purchased
frequently
