Unit 1 Section C Flashcards
(31 cards)
headquarters
The central office or main location of an organization or business. The primary location where the core operations of an organization are managed and directed.
competitive
Having a desire to be more successful or better than others. Characterized by a strong drive to outperform others in a given activity or field.
dominate
To control or have power over something or someone. To have the most influence or control in a situation, group, or market.
significant
Important or meaningful, often with noticeable effects. Having a great importance or impact in a particular context.
predict
To say what will happen in the future based on evidence or reasoning. To make a forecast or assumption about a future event or outcome.
overheads
The fixed, ongoing costs of running a business. The general costs (like rent, utilities, staff salaries) that a business incurs regularly to maintain operations.
shifts
Scheduled periods of work or changes in position, direction, or approach. The division of work into different time periods or stages in a day or operation.
robust
Strong, healthy, or vigorous; able to withstand stress. Able to endure tough conditions and remain strong or effective.
platform
A system, framework, or environment that supports or enables a particular activity or service. A technological or business framework that supports specific services, functions, or applications.
integrated
Combined into a unified whole. Describing a system or process in which various components or parts work together harmoniously.
transformation
A thorough or dramatic change in form, appearance, or structure. A significant or complete change in something’s form, structure, or nature.
ethical
Relating to moral principles or standards of behavior. Conforming to accepted moral standards; concerning what is right or wrong in terms of behavior and decisions.
carbon footprint
The total amount of greenhouse gases emitted by human activities. The measure of the environmental impact of activities, typically measured in terms of carbon dioxide or equivalent gases.
renewable energy
Energy derived from natural, replenishable resources like solar, wind, or hydro power. Energy generated from sources that are naturally replenished and environmentally sustainable.
adhere
To stick to or follow rules, guidelines, or principles. To remain loyal or committed to something, such as an idea, principle, or policy.
standards
A set of established norms or requirements. Criteria or benchmarks used to measure or evaluate quality or performance.
global
Relating to the whole world or involving all countries. Pertaining to the entire world, often involving international or worldwide operations or connections.
prioritize
To arrange or deal with things in order of importance. To give precedence or focus to tasks or responsibilities based on their significance.
consumption
The act of using goods, services, or resources. The process of utilizing or using something, often referring to goods, resources, or services.
traditional
Based on long-established customs or practices. Referring to practices, beliefs, or customs that are handed down from generation to generation.
players
Individuals or organizations involved in a specific activity or industry. Entities or participants in a particular field, such as a business market, sport, or industry.
vying
Competing or striving for something. Engaging in competition or rivalry to achieve or win something.
strategy
A plan of action or approach designed to achieve a particular goal. A comprehensive plan or method aimed at achieving specific objectives or solving particular problems.
refining
Improving something by making small changes or removing impurities. The process of making something more polished, sophisticated, or effective by removing flaws.
