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This document discusses laptops, notebooks, PDAs, and instant messaging. It describes laptops and notebooks as mobile versions of personal computers that provide desktop capabilities in a portable form. PDAs are described as small handheld computers that function as personal information managers. Instant messaging allows real-time text exchanges between users who are online simultaneously. The document outlines various business uses and advantages of these technologies, such as easy customer interaction and maintenance of close relationships, though also notes some disadvantages like health issues and limited battery life.
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The document discusses the concepts of demand, supply, and elasticity. It defines demand as being determined by desire, ability to pay, and willingness to pay. The key factors that influence demand are identified as price, income, tastes, prices of related goods, and other economic and social factors. The law of demand states that demand is inversely related to price. Elasticity is introduced as a measure of responsiveness of one variable to changes in another. The three main types of elasticity discussed are price elasticity of demand, income elasticity of demand, and cross elasticity of demand. Supply is defined as the amount of a good producers are willing to provide at different price levels, and is determined by input prices, technology
Planning in management
This document discusses various aspects of planning and strategy formulation for organizations. It covers topics like the definition of planning, its benefits, the planning process, setting objectives, and developing strategies. Strategy is defined as determining long term goals and adopting plans to achieve them. The document discusses analyzing the internal and external environment, developing different types of strategies based on strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats, and periodically reviewing strategies.
Managerial functions
This document discusses various aspects of planning and strategy formulation for organizations. It covers topics like the definition of planning, its benefits, the planning process, setting objectives, and developing strategies. Strategy is defined as determining long term goals and adopting plans to achieve them. The document discusses analyzing the internal and external environment, developing different types of strategies based on strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats, and periodically reviewing strategies.
Organizing
Organizing involves arranging elements according to rules and ensuring everything has a proper order. It is a core managerial function that involves determining and dividing tasks, grouping jobs, and specifying relationships. Centralization concentrates decision-making at the top levels, while decentralization delegates more authority throughout levels of management. Decentralization allows for developing skills, processing talent reserves, and coordinating divisions, but can make coordination more difficult. Organizing is important for management and achieving organizational goals.
Network Security
This document discusses network security and provides details on common network security devices and protocols. It introduces network security as consisting of provisions and policies adopted by network administrators to prevent unauthorized access to computer networks and resources. It then describes common security devices like antivirus software, proxies, firewalls, and intrusion prevention systems. It also discusses the TCP/IP and UDP network protocols.
Labour issues in international business
This document discusses several labor issues in international business, including:
1) Unemployment rates vary significantly around the world, with the Middle East and Africa having the highest rates above 10% and developed economies around 6.7%.
2) Labor mobility refers to the movement of people between countries for work, which can include immigration, when people permanently relocate, or guest workers on temporary visas.
3) Child labor and forced labor continue to be problems, especially in developing regions, though developed countries also experience issues to a lesser extent.
Environmental issues in international business
The document discusses several major environmental issues in India related to rapid population growth and economic development, including:
1) Forest degradation, loss of biodiversity, pollution, and depletion of natural resources due to uncontrolled urbanization and industrialization.
2) Key issues include land degradation, water shortages, deforestation, and pollution affecting public health.
3) India's high population density of over 1.2 billion people by 2016 puts great pressure on limited natural resources and contributes to issues like habitat destruction and rising energy demand.
Legal issues in international business
This document discusses various legal issues related to international business. It covers regional, national, and international laws; the basic characteristics and requirements of an effective legal system; the functions of law; sources of international law including treaties, customs, and judicial decisions; commercial treaties and intellectual property rights; the impact of laws on international business operations and strategy; and specific legal issues international businesses may face regarding workers, contracts, antitrust, and intellectual property.
Why customer satisfaction
studies suggested that enhancing customer satisfaction is the bottom line of business success
Why customer satisfaction
Introduction to business communication
The document discusses the importance of communication skills for success. It notes that effective communication was ranked as the most important skill by employers according to a survey. It also discusses how people retain information better through seeing, hearing, and doing rather than just reading or listening. The document defines communication and outlines several components and types of communication, including formal communication networks, channels, and informal communication methods.
Career Opportunities in the Finance Industry
The document discusses the variety of career opportunities available in the lucrative and rewarding finance industry. Some of the potential career paths mentioned include banking, financial advising, investment banking, corporate finance, money management, real estate finance, and more. Many finance careers are accessible to those with business or finance degrees and strong analytical skills, though some fields like banking may require less formal education. Overall, the finance industry offers endless choices and high earning potential.
Agricultural inputs
Agricultural inputs are essential for rural development and marketing. There are two types: consumable inputs like seeds, fertilizers, and veterinary medicines, and capital inputs like tractors and irrigation equipment. Seeds are a key input and account for 20-25% of productivity, but challenges include inconsistent seed quality and a lack of comprehensive databases. Fertilizer use has increased food grain production significantly in India, though consumption remains low compared to other countries. Pesticide use is also increasing to combat crop losses, with insecticides currently making up over half of the market. Mechanization brings benefits like increased yields and income, though customized equipment and training are needed given India's diverse farm sizes and conditions. Irrigation potential
Case ibmcredit
IBM Credit finances computer, software, and services for customers. Its previous credit issuance process took six days on average and involved five departments passing paper requests between each other with no visibility into a request's status. To improve efficiency, IBM Credit installed a central control desk to track requests, standardized employees as generalists instead of specialists, and developed a new computer system. These changes reduced the credit issuance process to only four hours.
Changing higher education scenario in kerala
The document discusses changes in higher education in Kerala, India. It notes that Kerala historically had a strong emphasis on education through religious institutions. In the 1990s, self-financing colleges were introduced, and pre-degree courses were separated from arts and science colleges and moved to higher secondary schools by 2001. Currently, the Kerala Higher Education Council is reforming undergraduate programs to overhaul structures and practices, and higher education in Kerala now focuses more on professional and quality education.
Cognitive evaluation theory
The Cognitive Evaluation Theory suggests there are two motivation systems - intrinsic and extrinsic. Intrinsic motivators come from performing a task itself and include achievement, responsibility, and competence, while extrinsic motivators are external rewards like pay, promotion, and working conditions. The theory explains that when organizations use extrinsic rewards to motivate superior performance, it can reduce intrinsic motivation. Specifically, allocating extrinsic rewards for behavior previously motivated intrinsically tends to decrease overall motivation levels over time.
Conference and seminars
This document defines conferences and seminars and provides information about conducting them effectively. It discusses that a conference is a gathering where individuals from different organizations discuss topics to improve relations and share information. Seminars involve a small group of students exchanging ideas under a tutor's guidance. The document outlines various types of conferences and seminars and lists factors like attendees, agenda, budget and venue that need consideration for conducting conferences. It also provides tips for effective videoconferencing, webconferencing and seminars like camera placement, attire, voice modulation and prior preparation. The key learnings are around defining conferences and seminars, their different types and how to conduct them effectively.
Consumer research
The document outlines the six main steps of consumer research: 1) defining objectives, 2) collecting and evaluating secondary data, 3) designing a primary study, 4) collecting primary data, 5) analyzing data, and 6) preparing a report on findings. It also discusses developing clear research objectives, and the differences between quantitative research which enables predicting behavior through surveys and experiments, and qualitative research which uses small samples and subjective depth interviews and focus groups.
Directsubsidy
The document discusses direct cash subsidies in India and their potential implementation. It provides context on India's large subsidy spending and aims to reduce this while better targeting those in need. The direct cash subsidy system transfers money directly to beneficiaries' bank accounts and could help plug leakages in the current indirect system. However, challenges remain in reliably identifying eligible recipients and reforming distribution systems. International examples show conditional cash transfers have succeeded in improving access to services when paired with monitoring of conditions.
Effective listening
The document discusses effective listening. It outlines a four step process to listening: receiving, attending, understanding, and remembering or responding. Listening is defined as the art of hearing and understanding what someone is saying. The benefits of listening include breaking down barriers, minimizing losses, and preventing miscommunication. Active listening is important and involves not finishing others' sentences, asking open-ended questions, and keeping conversation focused on the speaker. Several techniques for better listening are provided such as maintaining eye contact, paraphrasing, and reflecting feelings.
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Im and devices
- 1. LAPTOP, NOTE BOOK PCs, PDA, IM Jitin Kollamkudy
- 2. LAPTOP
- 3. Mobile version of a personal computer system Provides all of the capabilities of a desktop computer Designed to sit on your lap Offering desktop performance in a mobile platform
- 4. Types of Laptops Subnotebook Rugged Laptop Tablet Laptop
- 6. Similar to lap tops Smaller than Lap tops Lightweight computers Cheaper than a full-size laptop
- 7. Business uses (Laptop & Notebook) Easy storage of customer relation Marketing Product demonstration
- 8. Advantages (Laptop & Notebook) Can be used in many places Smaller than desktop PCs Low power consumption Not affected by short power interruptions Handy More secured
- 9. Disadvantages (Laptop & Notebook) Health problems Unaffordable Difficult to repair Difficult to modify Configurations are limited to those provided by laptop manufacturers
- 10. PDA (Personal digital assistant)
- 11. Small handheld computers Palmtop computer, or personal data assistant Mobile device that functions as a personal information manager Ability to connect to the Internet Touch screen for entering data Memory card slot for data storage
- 12. Business uses For taking notes Managing meetings Reminders Browse Internet and read/write emails Store and run the applications you need to run your business
- 13. Advantages Take notes Organize daily schedules Browse Internet Create trusted reminder system Store various information Make power point presentations
- 14. Disadvantages Small screen size Memory limitations Expensive Can be addictive Battery life is limited
- 16. Exchange of text messages Real-time texting Most exchanges are text-only Both users must be online at the same Window that indicates that an IM has arrived, or containing the incoming message
- 17. Business uses Customer complaints can be handled easily Better customer interaction Personal relationship Better customer support
- 18. Advantages Quick, easy and instant Allows users to effectively be in multiple places at the same time Helping to maintain close Less expensive Possible to talk to many people at once allows people to talk to each other from different countries
- 19. Disadvantages No tone with instant messaging Can be addictive Emotions cannot be expressed Can send viruses through files sent on instant messaging servers Used for gossiping and rumour spreading
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