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Business Activities (Financial Analysis (Accounting (Financial analysis is…
Business Activities
Financial Analysis
is the process of planning, maintaining, monitoring, controlling, and reporting the use of financial
resources. It includes finance and accounting.
Businesses need money to make money, and finance activities help them obtain that money.
Venture Capital
is the money “angel” investors put into start-up businesses. The purpose is to get those start-up businesses off the ground. Investors look for long-term growth in return for their risky investment.
Equity
is used when businesses sell shares of stock, company real estate, or other business assets to benefit a particular undertaking.
Accounting
Financial analysis is also about keeping accurate and useful financial records—and analyzing and interpreting the recorded
information. These activities form the basis of accounting.
By accounting for all expenses, and comparing expenses to income, businesses can make judgments and predictions about
their own financial status.
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Operations
is the process of planning, controlling, and monitoring the day-to-day activities required for continued business functioning.
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Every business needs to produce or provide its product, whether that product is a good or a service.
Strategic Management
is the process of planning, controlling, and organizing an organization or department.
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Need to Know
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Need to determine how they can succeed in the long term and what will put them in reach of their goals
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Marketing
is the process of creating, communicating, and delivering value to customers and managing customer relationships in ways that benefit the organization and its stakeholders.
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Information Management
is the process of coordinating the resources pertaining to business knowledge, facts, or
data.
This will avoid the uncomfortable (and unprofitable) situation in which vital business information has been discarded or is unable to be retrieved
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Information management is not as much about pinning down the perfect technology for the task as it is about making sure that a reliable system is in place, so the business can make the best use of its information.
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