Cluster Exam Flashcards

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Direct Distribution

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Manufacturer to the consumer

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Indirect Distribution

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Manufacturer to middleman to consumer

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Intensive Distribution

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Maximizing coverage of product

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Selective Distribution

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Limited, but specific, distribution of product

Between intensive and exclusive

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5
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Exclusive Distribution

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Very few stores have the right to sell product

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Industrial User

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Purchases goods in order to manufacture other goods

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Associations with color are most important for

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Businesses

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Capital resource

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Assets used to manufacture goods

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When to plan for an exit strategy?

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In the beginning of the business / business plan

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Debt Factoring

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Selling a company’s account receivables

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How many categories, at least, does an income statement have, and what are they?

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5- Revenue, COGS/COS, Gross profit, Operating expenses, and Net profit

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Zero based budgeting

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Rebuilding budget for every budgeting period

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Common-sized statements

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Uses percentages for comparing
companies to others/industry

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Vertical analysis

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Shows relative size of one thing to the total amount

Ex: Clothes account for 8% of all sales

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Horizontal analysis

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Compares company performance over time

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16
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Legal questions to ask on a job application

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Job availability
Ability to fulfill job req.
Criminal history
Experience
Military history

JACEM

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Sales promotion

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Short-term incentive to purchase product

Ex: Person who buys the most gets free car

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Marketing goal

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Specific and measurable objective in context of marketing

Ex: Increase sales by 5%

Note: It’s a GOAL, not a strategy.

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Rate of use (marketing segmentation)

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Marketing that categorizes customers based frequency of usage

Ex: Heavy, moderate, and light drinkers

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Why do advertisers develop customer profiles?

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To understand customers’ interests, activities, and concerns

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21
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The first question that a new business owner should ask when determining the
venture’s technology needs

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What software programs will help the business operate efficiently?

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Process thinking

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Analyzing steps, stages, and/or components of a business process, and improving them

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23
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Contraction (product mix)

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Removing products from product mix

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Advergaming

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Advertising through gaming

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Enterprise risk management
Analyzing combined impact of all risks in a company Note: Not all risks are negative
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Risk management plan
Separates risks into categories to be able to manage them Note: Doesn't reduce risk in itself
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Inside-Out analysis
Looks at businesses internal strengths/resources, and how those can be leveraged externally
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What phase of prod. life cycle do copycats appear?
Growth
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Corporate responsibility (or Corp. Social Resp.)
The responsibility of businesses to act to improve society
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Point-of-sale (POS) promotion
Advertising other products while a customer that has made the decision to buy
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Continuous production
Producing products continuously for high demand products Think Economies of Scale
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Calculate business cash receipts
Cash Receipts = Sales + Change in Acc. Rec.
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Primary stakeholder(s) affecting corporate governance
Board of directors
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Preventive discipline
Managing people so that they do not need to be disciplined (love over fear)
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Corrective discipline
Discourages further violations after infractions have already occurred (Fear over love)
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Gap analysis
Compares business’ current state with its target state
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4 parts of product mix
Width (#of lines) Length (total product) Depth (# of product variations) Consistency
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Market Segmentation
Segmenting markets based of specific qualities
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Revenue Streams
Different ways businesses make money and raise revenue
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Break-even Analysis
Finding point where total revenue equals total costs
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Cash Flow Statement
Shows how cash entered and exited a company
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Branding
Creating a distinct image/identity for a company
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Value chain
Illustrates steps in a business process that add value to product or service
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Business Ecosystem
Network of partners, suppliers, and customers that interact and support your business
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Consumer Acquisition Cost
Cost to convince a customer to buy a product or service
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Brand Equity
Social/Emotional importance of brand to consumer
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Brand Value
Financial value of brand to consumers
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Corporate Social Responsibility
Expectation that a company should act to improve society
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How to analyze if resources are necessary | PASE
Productivity/Profitability Affordability Sustainability Ease of acccess
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Creative ways to market
User generated content Personalized mktng. messages Influencer mktng. Fundraiser/Charity Contests
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Wrongful termination examples | DROWL
Discrimination Retaliation OSHA violation complaints Whistleblowing Lie Detector test refusal
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Benefits of joining a professional community
Spreading brand Access to more resources New perspectives Mentoring More business
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How to lower insurance premiums
Check deductibles Discontinue extra coverage Ask for discounts
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When to “fast fire”
When unethical actions are related to job / poses great risks Theft Drug/Alcohol usage Dishonesty
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Business analyst
Recognizes weak areas in business, then introduces and manages change in an organization
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Characteristics of effective Board members
-Independent from business -Provide external perspectives -Educated / Experts
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10 most common business objectives GMV 4C 2P 2S
1. Profitability 2. Productivity 3. Customer Service 4. Employee attraction and retention 5. Values 6. Growth 7. Cash flow 8. Change 9. Market 10. Competition
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Supply Chain Management Benefits
Better CRM, efficiency, risk, and costs
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What is promotion
HOW you market