Business management

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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normal

Business administration; Business management

Literally, conformity to the norm or standard. As applied to human behavior it usually refers to what is expected (the social norm) or what is generally considered right, proper or correct under the ...

numeracy

Business administration; Business management

Literally, the ability to count – the numerical equivalent of literacy. The term is used more widely to include people with no fear of dealing with statistics or mathematics and the ability to handle ...

team roles

Business administration; Business management

Literally, the different roles played by different members of a team or work group. Various elaborate classifications of these roles have been produced, notably by Meredith Belbin in the United ...

selective perception

Business administration; Business management

Literally, the process of seeing what you want to see. The process of perceiving the world as we need to perceive it, whatever the relation of that perception to objective reality, is the way we ...

technocentric

Business administration; Business management

Looking at business and management issues primarily from a technological point of view.

fear of success

Business administration; Business management

Mainly used to describe the motivation in some women to avoid doing well and achieving success (especially in competition with men) because their socialization has led them to perceive such behavior ...

saving face

Business administration; Business management

Maintaining one’s self-esteem, or the self-esteem of one’s group, in a situation of individual or group conflict, or in any kind of bargaining. An essential aspect, for example, of successful ...