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Business management
General business management terms encompassing inventory management, security management, financial administration, business planning, and management services for all enterprise-wide information systems.
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Pareto analysis
Business administration; Business management
A technique for identifying and concentrating on the minority of things, both positive and negative, that are thought to contribute most to the operations of an organization. It is sometimes referred ...
hypertext
Business administration; Business management
A technique for linking information systems, which is used on the internet. The term itself means ‘over text’ and implies that a given text contains links to other texts. Its use on the Internet ...
Q sort
Business administration; Business management
A technique for rating different traits of personality, in which an individual is given a large number of statements about himself or herself, or about someone else, which he or she then sorts into ...
interaction process analysis
Business administration; Business management
A technique for recording and analysing the interactions between people in a face-to-face group.
sensitivity training
Business administration; Business management
A technique for trying to improve interpersonal communication and the quality of interpersonal relations in face-to-face groups. The orientation of this technique is that of humanistic psychology and ...
Delphi method
Business administration; Business management
A technique of forecasting, using a panel of experts in science and technology to predict the likely future of a particular issue. Each member of the panel makes his or her own forecast and the ...
distributed practice
Business administration; Business management
A technique of learning in which the lessons or periods of practice are spread out as widely as the available time permits. This is a much more effective method of learning in most cases than massed ...
