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  • == What is IT Operations Management (ITOM)? == ...//www.e-spincorp.com/it-operations-management-itom/What Does IT Operations Management (ITOM) Mean?]</ref>
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  • ...the roles of software development and IT operations (also known as "ops"). It is designed to help organizations create and deliver software more quickly ...ncrements, rather than waiting until it is fully finished before releasing it. This allows organizations to get new features and updates to their custome
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  • ...ns that helps organizations to align their goals and strategies with their operations and control systems. The framework suggests that there are four interrelate ...of control, organizations can create a framework for effective performance management and decision-making.
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  • == What is Network Management? == ...nagement''' is the process of managing and maintaining a computer network. It includes a wide range of activities, such as configuring and installing net
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  • ...Management (SIAM) Mean? [https://exalate.com/blog/service-integration-and-management/ Exalate]</ref> *[[IT Strategy (Information Technology Strategy)]]
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  • ...rce/scor-training/scor-v12-0-framework-introduction.pdf APICS Supply Chain Operations Reference Model SCOR Version 12.0 ]</ref>
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  • ...execution. It is a critical function in modern marketing organizations as it helps to optimize marketing performance, drive accountability, and measure Key components of Marketing Operations Management include:
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  • ..., event planning, and other related businesses. The purpose of hospitality management is to provide excellent customer service, create memorable experiences, and The key components of hospitality management include managing the daily operations of the business, ensuring the safety and satisfaction of guests, managing e
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  • ...nization's IT infrastructure and services. It is designed to streamline IT operations, improve service availability, and enhance incident response and resolution ...//davehawley.com/ITIL/v2pre3/pages/OperationsBridge.html#:~:text=MiscTerm-,Operations%20Bridge,is%20Copyright%202007%20David%20Hawley. Dave Hawley]</ref>
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  • ...service-management/library/essential-guides/essential-guide-to-creating-an-it-service-catalog/ Jarod Greene]</ref> ...rpose / Objective<ref>What is the purpose and objective of Service Catalog Management? [https://www.alaska.edu/files/oit/PinkSCAN_catalog.pdf University of Alask
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  • ...ptability, allowing tailoring to specific organizational needs, and making it applicable across diverse enterprises, from startups to global corporations *[[IT Strategy (Information Technology Strategy)]]
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  • ...te various business functions, including manufacturing, finance, inventory management, and sales and distribution, into a single system. ...siness processes, including accounting, production planning, and inventory management, which can help increase efficiency and reduce costs.
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  • ...and streamline business processes within the telecommunications industry. It provides a common language and structure for defining and categorizing the ...omer relationship management, resource management, and billing and revenue management.
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  • ...anagementideas.com/strategic-management/functional-strategy/21042 Business Management Ideas]</ref> *[[IT Strategy (Information Technology Strategy)]]
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  • ...day-to-day production of goods and services.<ref>Definition of Operations Management [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operations_management Wikipedia]</ref> ...s of Operations Management [http://www.investopedia.com/terms/o/operations-management.asp Investopedia]</ref> ==
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  • ...t in from outside the company, often through a leveraged buyout (LBO) or a management buyout (MBO). ...also take the company private, delist it from the stock exchange, and take it in a new direction, that would not be accepted by public market shareholder
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  • What is product information management (PIM)? Product information management (PIM) is a system that helps businesses manage their product data. By centr
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  • == What is Time Management? == ...anizing the use of time in order to achieve specific goals and objectives. It involves setting priorities, allocating time to specific tasks, and adjusti
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  • ...ating items such as taxes, interest, and other types of income or expense. It is calculated by subtracting operating expenses from gross profit. ...he efficiency and profitability of the company's core business operations. It is used to evaluate a company's financial performance and to compare the pe
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  • == What is Metadata Management? == ...e creation, maintenance, and use of metadata to improve the understanding, management, and accessibility of data and information assets.
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  • ...ses a broad range of activities, including the design, implementation, and management of systems, processes, and resources that contribute to an organization's a ...ciency, and create a competitive advantage in the marketplace. The role of operations development is to analyze and identify areas of improvement, implement best
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  • ...heir ability to facilitate electronic commerce and streamline supply chain operations. By standardizing communication protocols and data formats, PIPs help to en ...and invoicing, product tracking and inventory management, and supply chain management. By using standardized communication protocols, PIPs can help to reduce err
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  • ...n activities.<ref>What is Application Outsourcing? [http://www.gartner.com/it-glossary/application-outsourcing Gartner]</ref> ...e "application management outsourcing" service, which involves the ongoing management of applications. In application outsourcing services, businesses rely on th
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  • ...al health and its ability to generate cash beyond what is required for its operations, maintenance, and growth. #Operating Cash Flow: The cash generated from a company's normal business operations, which can be found in the cash flow statement.
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  • ...derstanding of a system's work, optimizing its performance, or simplifying management and maintenance. ...ividual components or parts of a system and determining how they interact. It may also involve using tools and techniques to analyze and optimize the per
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  • == What is Software Configuration Management (SCM)? == ...on. It is an important aspect of software development and maintenance, and it involves a range of processes and tools that are used to manage the various
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  • ...-term tangible assets that a company or organization owns and uses for its operations. These assets have a useful life of more than one year and are not intended ...uch as factories, warehouses, offices, and retail stores that are used for operations, storage, or administration.
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  • ...secondary infrastructure in the cloud that can be used to quickly restore operations in the event of an outage or disaster. ...he event of a disaster. In addition, DRaaS may also include monitoring and management tools to ensure that the secondary infrastructure is always up to date and
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  • ...y passes, brochures, etc. Furthermore, it passes the information on to the Operations function of the respective parks. ...parks (which are all separate corporations). Finance also reports to the [[Management]] function.
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  • *[[IT Strategy (Information Technology Strategy)]] *[[IT Governance]]
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  • ...o continuously monitor the network, and it is an important part of network management. ...sues such as network outages, slow performance, and security breaches, and it can alert administrators to these issues so that they can be resolved quick
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  • == What is Staff Management? == ...cruiting, hiring, training, and managing the employees of an organization. It involves a range of activities, including developing and implementing polic
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  • ...ay have considered outsourcing your infrastructure, but you're unsure what it would mean for your business. ...y. Through Managed Services Providers (MSPs), businesses can analyze their operations and make recommendations providing increased efficiency. By understanding t
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  • ...ply chain management to analyze the [[purchasing]] portfolio of a company. It was developed by Peter Kraljic in 1983 and is based on the idea that a comp #Strategic items: These are items that are critical to the company's operations and for which there are few alternative suppliers. These items should be ma
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  • ...imize human errors, and improve overall efficiency and effectiveness of IT operations. ...tasks, minimize errors, and enhance the productivity and consistency of IT operations.
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  • The '''top-down approach''' is a management style in which decisions are made by upper-level executives and then commun ...r where there is a need to maintain strict control over the organization's operations.
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  • ...using a communication protocol. It consists of a header and a payload, and it is used to transmit information between devices in a structured and standar ...control information. The payload is the actual data being transmitted, and it can contain a wide range of information, depending on the application and t
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  • == What is Storage Management == ...he process of managing and organizing data storage within an organization. It involves coordinating the allocation, protection, and retrieval of data sto
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  • ...or managing customer interactions, billing and revenue management, product management, and customer support. ...volved in managing telecommunications services and customer relationships. It enables service providers to efficiently handle customer orders, track usag
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  • ...ople are the key ingredient for organizational success, and that effective management requires a focus on building strong relationships, empowering employees, an ...t a focus on people is essential for organizational success, and that good management requires a holistic approach that takes into account the needs and aspirati
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  • ...ations. Hoshin Kanri is a Japanese term that can be translated as "compass management", and is based on the concept of using a compass to navigate towards a desi ...its ability to align an organization's strategies and goals with its daily operations, and to create a culture of continuous improvement and learning. By using a
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  • ...a majority of the shares of a public company and then replace the existing management team with a new team. This new team is brought in with the goal of turning ...control of the company, they can better manage it and increase its value. It can be done through a merger or acquisition, where the investor acquires a
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  • ...her disciplines to illustrate the functional decomposition and sequence of operations within a complex system, process, or project. FFBDs provide a clear visual ...nal Blocks: These are rectangular boxes representing specific functions or operations within the system. Each block is labeled with a brief description of the re
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  • ...is delivered to the customer. NVA is a concept that is often used in lean management and process improvement methodologies to identify and eliminate waste in bu ...aste in their processes. Today, NVA is a widely recognized concept in lean management and process improvement methodologies.
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  • ...havior, and public policy. For example, employees may resist a new project management system because they are comfortable with the existing one, or policymakers ...native options and taking risks that may lead to better outcomes. However, it can also have positive effects, such as stability and predictability.
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  • ...7)? [https://blog.orionhealth.com/what-is-hl7-and-why-does-healthcare-need-it/ Orion Health]</ref> *[[IT Strategy (Information Technology Strategy)]]
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  • ...ve of OR is to help organizations make better decisions and optimize their operations by analyzing various factors and constraints. ...ring, logistics, finance, healthcare, military, and public services, where it can be applied to address diverse challenges like cost minimization, profit
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  • ...blic sector. It involves applying entrepreneurial principles to government operations, in order to identify and pursue new opportunities for growth and developme ...data analytics and other advanced technologies to inform decision-making. It can also involve the creation of new programs or initiatives to address eme
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  • ...data types. IDL provides a standardized way to describe the data types and operations that are used in a distributed system, allowing software components written ...ed system. By providing a standardized way to define interfaces, IDL makes it possible for software components written in different languages and running
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  • '''Mobile Software Management (MSM)''' is the process of managing, monitoring, and maintaining the [[Appl == Components of Mobile Software Management ==
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  • ...oader economy. Non-systemic risk can arise from factors such as changes in management, competitive pressures, regulatory changes, or technological advances, and ...non-systemic risk is a widely recognized concept in finance and investment management.
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  • ...G can help to reduce errors and improve the efficiency of local government operations. ...horities across the UK, and has become a key component of local government operations.
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  • ...organization's business processes, information flows, and infrastructure. It is used to understand the organization's current state and to design and pl ...to represent different aspects of the organization, such as its structure, operations, information systems, and stakeholders.
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  • ...d analysts, as it represents the funds that a company has committed to its operations and can provide insight into the company's financial stability and growth p ...esents the total amount of capital that has been invested in the company's operations, such as capital expenditures, research and development, and acquisitions.
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  • ...panies. The purpose of a buyout is often to expand the acquiring company's operations, diversify its product or service offerings, or eliminate competition in a ...s a way for the management team to gain control of the company and operate it independently from its previous owners.
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  • ...tems, e-commerce platforms, reservation systems, and customer relationship management (CRM) applications. ...causing significant delays or conflicts. This requires efficient resource management, locking mechanisms, and isolation levels to maintain data consistency and
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  • ...y much top-down; they are purchased and imposed on organizations by senior management. Companies can’t adopt EIT without introducing new interdependencies, pro ...ce companies identify a complementary business process, they can implement it widely and reliably along with the EIT.
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  • ...s of public sector organizations through the application of private sector management techniques and practices. NPM emerged in the 1980s as a response to critici ...ditions. Today, NPM has become a widely accepted approach to public sector management, with many governments and organizations around the world adopting its prin
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  • ...success. The PIR is an essential part of the project management cycle, as it allows stakeholders to measure the project's success against its original g ...keholders to identify areas of improvement and make changes to the project management process to ensure future success.
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  • ...sion-making to day-to-day operations like sales, marketing, human resource management, and finance. ...th the rise of industrialization and the need for systematic approaches to management. The first business schools offering advanced degrees in this field were es
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  • ...materials as they flow through the supply chain. SCV is important because it helps companies to manage their supply chain more effectively, by providing ...d monitoring of goods and materials as they move through the supply chain. It may also involve the use of sensors and other tracking devices to collect d
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  • ...e, data integrity is maintained, and that business governance is sound. An IT Auditor acts as an unbiased observer who will make sure all necessary contr ...ent can be internal or external and may cover all aspects of the company's IT infrastructure, including hardware, software, networks, and security.
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  • Portfolio insurance is a risk management technique used by investors to limit their potential losses in the stock ma ...s and drawbacks. One of the main criticisms of portfolio insurance is that it can be expensive, particularly during times of market volatility when the c
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  • ...olves significant integration and coordination across the company's global operations, including the development of global systems and processes, the sharing of ...rate and apply new ideas and technologies across the organization's global operations.
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  • ...erformance will grow and perform. However, if present performance is poor, it does not mean that the situation cannot be different in the future. Similar The PRIMO-F Model stands for People, Resources, Innovation, Marketing, Operations, and Finance. These six areas are considered key to an organization's succe
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  • ...ble for designing, building, and financing the project, and then operating it for a specified period of time. Another common form is build-operate-transf *[[IT Strategy (Information Technology Strategy)]]
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  • Supplier scorecards are often used in conjunction with other supplier management practices, such as supplier performance evaluations and supplier developmen *[[IT Strategy (Information Technology Strategy)]]
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  • ...[[Business Operations|company's business operations]] and decision-making. It involves taking a holistic approach to managing a company's economic, socia ...s and employee engagement, and engage in responsible governance practices. It can also involve taking into account the needs and concerns of various stak
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  • ...Wiki is a dictionary and glossary of IT Management (information technology management) terms and concepts designed for senior practitioners. CIO Wiki is sponsore ...use often these wiki's are corporate click bait written by SEO experts not IT practitioners. CIO Wiki set out to remedy these issues.
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  • ...tems centralize business data and processes, allowing for more streamlined operations, better decision-making, and enhanced productivity. Enterprise applications play a significant role in the history of IT and business processes, with roots in large mainframe systems of the 1960s.
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  • == What is Supplier Relationship Management? == '''Supplier relationship management (SRM)''' is the process of managing the interactions and relationships betw
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  • ...technology, such as enterprise resource planning systems and supply chain management software, to optimize and coordinate the flow of goods and information thro ...n can be a key differentiator for a company, as it can help to ensure that it is able to meet the needs of its customers in a timely and cost-effective m
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  • ...part of information management and can help organizations streamline their operations and improve overall productivity. ...documents, or emails that do not contribute to the organization's goals or operations.
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  • ...action. This phenomenon can occur in various contexts, including business, management, and personal decision making. ..., including military strategy, sports psychology, and business management. It has been studied extensively in psychology and decision making research, an
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  • ...of an asset, such as a stock or bond, by looking at financial statements, management quality, industry trends, and overall economic conditions. ...trends, and management efficiency. It also includes studying the company's management, board of directors, and business model, to assess the company's long-term
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  • ...from disparate sources, transforming it into a common format, and loading it into a data warehouse or data lake for analysis. ...multiple sources. These tools can include data integration software, data management platforms, and big data analytics tools.
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  • ...aspects of the organization, such as human resources, finance, marketing, operations, and information technology, to ensure that they work together efficiently ...he role of Integrated Management is to create a cohesive and comprehensive management system that focuses on achieving the organization's strategic objectives wh
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  • ...strategies and decisions made by top executives while overseeing the daily operations of their departments or teams. They play a crucial role in the overall succ Middle management plays a vital role in an organization for several reasons:
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  • ...r enabling successful [[Business Transformation|business transformation]]. It is a comprehensive, industry-agreed, multi-layered view of the key business ...ere have been many versions of eTOM. Version 14 was published in May 2014. It also has been developed into a component of NGOSS, which has been renamed F
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  • ...of transforming resources into valuable services is at the core of Service Management. Without these capabilities, a service organization is merely a bundle of r ...lities are shaped by the challenges they are expected to overcome. Service Management capabilities are similarly influenced by the following challenges that dist
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  • ...nding it to incorporate financial planning, strategic objectives, and risk management. #Product and portfolio management: This involves managing the organization's product portfolio, ensuring that
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  • ...rimary goal of RosettaNet is to facilitate the integration of supply chain operations by standardizing business processes and data formats. ...quired for organizations to communicate effectively using RosettaNet PIPs. It provides guidelines for message formatting, transport protocols, and securi
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  • ...ble clients to obtain pointers to the interfaces provided by a COM object. It plays a crucial role in maintaining type safety and ensuring that the clien ...ce is essential for achieving runtime polymorphism and type safety in COM. It ensures that the client can access the desired interface from a COM object,
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  • ...erface. DDM is designed to improve the scalability and performance of data management systems, enabling them to handle large volumes of data and user requests. ...the network. DDM can also improve the performance and scalability of data management systems, as data processing and storage can be distributed across multiple
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  • ...chart that illustrates a project schedule. It is commonly used in project management to show the progress of tasks over time. The chart is divided into horizont ...ration and dependencies, and how the work is progressing over time, making it a powerful tool for project planning, scheduling, and tracking.
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  • ...ng the flow of goods from the point of origin to the point of consumption. It includes all the activities and systems required to move a product from the Effective physical distribution is critical to the success of a company, as it can impact the cost, speed, and reliability of the product's delivery to cu
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  • ...ations (MRO) Mean? [https://limblecmms.com/blog/mro-maintenance-repair-and-operations/ LimbleCMMS]</ref> ...f MRO<ref>Types of MRO [https://sphera.com/glossary/what-is-mro-and-why-is-it-important/ Sphera]</ref> ==
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  • ...peration, where miners are actively engaged in the extraction process, and it is often considered the most challenging and demanding part of the mine. ...irect interaction with customers or clients in any industry or profession. It is used metaphorically to describe the place where the essential work is do
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  • ...ok "Out of the Crisis" and have become the foundation of the Total Quality Management (TQM) approach. The principles emphasize continuous improvement, a focus on Here are Deming's Fourteen Points of Management:
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  • ...IT administrators, support staff, and engineers to help them perform daily operations, resolve issues, and maintain the efficiency and stability of systems and a ...runbook is to provide a standardized and organized set of instructions for IT personnel to follow, ensuring that they can manage, maintain, and troublesh
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  • == What is ITIL Facilities Management? == ...operational aspects of managing the physical infrastructure that supports IT services.
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  • ...o provides tools for project management, communication, and collaboration. It can be used on its own, or as part of the Microsoft 365 suite of applicatio SharePoint is designed to be flexible and customizable, so it can be used in a variety of different ways. Some common use cases for Share
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  • ...//www.plm.automation.siemens.com/global/en/our-story/glossary/product-data-management/13214 Siemens]</ref> ...etire products at the end of their life (EoL).<ref>History of Product Data Management (PDM) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Product_data_management Wikipedia]</re
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  • ...onal behavior, and has implications for research methodology and workplace management: #Workplace management: The Hawthorne Effect suggests that employees may be motivated to perform b
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  • ...ttings, including project management, supply chain management, and quality management. *[[Personnel Management]]
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  • An '''Active Database Management System (ADBMS)''' is a database management system that is capable of reacting to events or changes in the database env ...t detection, rule-based processing, and real-time data access, that enable it to operate in dynamic and complex environments.
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  • ...line is a good indicator of the overall health of the service provider, as it shows the services that are under development for [[Customer|customers]] or ...has been made to charter a project to develop these services. The Service Management Organization (SMO) ensures that adequate processes are in place to gather f
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  • ...locate resources, control expenses, and evaluate the efficiency of various operations. #Support departments: These departments, such as human resources, IT, finance, and administration, provide essential support services to revenue
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  • ...has sufficient cash on hand to meet its financial obligations and fund its operations. ...anagement is essential for the financial health and success of a business. It enables a company to pay its bills, invest in growth opportunities, and mai
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  • ...esources or data, and the security policies and procedures that govern the management of access privileges. In addition, DAC may also include authentication and ...ntrol include its flexibility and adaptability, its ability to support the management of access privileges for sensitive information and resources, and its compa
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  • ...s is the operating system used on Apple's line of iPhone and iPad devices. It is known for its user-friendly interface and integration with other Apple p ...g system developed by Microsoft, and is used on a small number of devices. It is known for its integration with other Microsoft products and services.
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  • Enterprise workflow is the management of business processes in an organization through the use of technology. The ...esses, purchase requisitions, and employee onboarding procedures. Workflow management software allows organizations to define and automate these processes, while
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  • The primary purpose of a skeleton staff is to maintain critical operations and services during periods when a full workforce is not required or not po ...uce their workforce to a skeleton staff, focusing on maintaining essential operations while reducing payroll expenses.
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  • ...the realms of business and information technology, encompasses a range of operations performed on data, including input, modification, storage, retrieval, and o ...data, often using software applications specifically designed for business operations.
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  • ...stomers in the most cost-effective, timely, and resource-efficient manner. It involves maximizing outputs, minimizing inputs, and optimizing the use of r ...rce scheduling, reducing idle time, or implementing just-in-time inventory management strategies.
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  • ...s technology is primarily used for identification, tracking, and inventory management. ...as well as collecting data about them. It is commonly used in supply chain management, asset tracking, access control, and other applications.
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  • ...velopment that stems from the work of Reg Revans, a British physicist, and management theorist. Revans is best known for his development of Action Learning, a pr *[[IT Strategy (Information Technology Strategy)]]
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  • ...storical data to gain insights into the performance of day-to-day business operations. The goal is to make informed decisions that enhance operational performanc ...s is to provide actionable insights that help organizations optimize their operations. Its purposes include:
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  • ...eloped by the TeleManagement Forum (TM Forum) to enable the development of Operations Support Systems (OSS) for the telecommunications industry. OSS are essentia #Performance Management: APIs to collect and analyze performance data from network elements and ser
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  • ...ckly resume its essential operations. The aim is to minimize the impact on operations, protect assets, and ensure the safety and well-being of employees and cust *Risk Management: Identifying and assessing risks that could lead to business disruptions an
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  • == What is a Network Operations Center (NOC)? == A '''Network Operations Center (NOC)''' is a centralized location where IT technicians and engineers monitor, manage, and maintain an organization's t
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  • == What is an Incident in Business or IT? == In the context of business and IT, an '''incident''' refers to any event that is not part of the standard ope
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  • ...ng its people, processes, and infrastructure. The primary goal of facility management is to ensure that the physical environment of a building supports the needs Facility management encompasses a wide range of responsibilities and activities, which can be b
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  • The Peter Principle is a concept in management theory that suggests that people in a hierarchical organization are eventua *[[IT Strategy (Information Technology Strategy)]]
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  • ...s refer to a wide range of activities and products that are related to the management of financial resources and risks. These services are provided by financial ...to property, liability, or loss of income. Investment services involve the management of financial assets, such as stocks, bonds, and mutual funds, on behalf of
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  • ...designed to enable interoperability between different relational database management systems (RDBMS) and provide a consistent interface for accessing and managi ...of flexibility and scalability, enabling organizations to scale their data management systems as their needs grow.
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  • ...lly involves making changes to the company's structure, operations, and/or management, and can involve things like downsizing, divestitures, mergers, and acquisi ...ied by changes to the company's business model, strategy, and culture, and it can involve significant changes to the way the company operates.
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  • '''Marketing Resource Management (MRM)''' is a set of processes and tools that enable organizations to effec Key components of Marketing Resource Management include:
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  • ...managing information efficiently and are central to almost every sector's operations. ...ITS is to facilitate the flow of information and enable efficient business operations through technology. The purposes include:
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  • ...n varies across fields — economics, biology and ecology, computer science, management, and human resources. In economics, resource is defined as a service or oth *[[Resource Management]]
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  • ...ove technology scalability, and allow for a more predictable budgeting for IT expenses. The primary role of an MSP is to ensure that an organization's IT systems are running efficiently and effectively without the need for the or
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  • ...f>[https://www.investopedia.com/terms/i/inventory-management.asp Inventory Management Defined, Plus Methods and Techniques]</ref> ...f components that a company uses for the production of the goods it sells. It also oversees the amount of finished goods ready for sale.
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  • ...conventional wisdom. EBM aims to improve the quality and effectiveness of management decisions by incorporating the best available evidence from various sources ...to enhance organizational performance and employee well-being by grounding management practices in solid evidence.
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  • ...nagement style that focuses on the exchange between leaders and followers. It is based on a system of rewards and penalties for performance. This leaders The primary role of transactional leadership is to maintain regular operations and achieve goals efficiently by managing the team's performance through a
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  • ...ment Tool. It's a framework to help organizations assess and improve their IT governance practices. ...arios by using a method for assessing IT governance maturity. <ref>What is IT organization modeling and assessment (ITOMA)? [http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu
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  • ...gram (FHD) is a visual representation used in systems engineering, project management, and other disciplines to depict the hierarchical organization of functions ...or circles. Each node is labeled with a brief description of the function it represents.
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  • ...practices, or guidelines to ensure consistency, efficiency, and quality in operations and decision-making. <ref>Definition - What Does Standardized Approach Mean ...treamline operations, reduce variability, and enhance overall performance. It aims to eliminate ad-hoc or inconsistent practices and promote best practic
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  • == What is IT Operations Management (ITOM)? == ...//www.e-spincorp.com/it-operations-management-itom/What Does IT Operations Management (ITOM) Mean?]</ref>
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  • == What is Business Management? == ...covers everything from financial management, human resources, supply chain management, marketing, to product development, ensuring all departments work towards t
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  • ...the implementation of a project or initiative. The goal of implementation management is to ensure that the project is executed effectively and efficiently, with ...management, stakeholder engagement, and communication. The implementation management process involves coordinating and managing activities across multiple teams
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  • ...rganized into tables, rows, and columns. <ref>Defining Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) [https://www.codecademy.com/articles/what-is-rdbms-sql Code ...ty, enable efficient data management, and support complex data operations. It offers a set of functionalities and features that allow users to define, cr
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  • ...k. When the processor receives an IRQ, it temporarily suspends its current operations, saves the current state, and then executes the appropriate interrupt handl ...current operations and handle urgent tasks, IRQs enable efficient resource management and multitasking capabilities in a computer system.
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  • ...Planning''' is a critical process in supply chain management and business operations, which involves forecasting and estimating the future demand for a company' ...rocesses, such as production planning, inventory management, and sales and operations planning (S&OP). This integration helps ensure that the entire supply chain
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  • == What is Incident Management? == ...ssential for maintaining the reliability, availability, and performance of IT services.
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  • ...es station, a POS system automates the sales process, streamlines business operations, and improves the overall customer experience. ...system is vital for retail businesses, as it enables them to manage their operations effectively and maintain a high level of customer satisfaction.
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  • Document Management (DM) refers to the processes and systems used to manage documents throughou One advantage of DM is that it helps organizations to manage documents more efficiently and effectively, r
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  • ...gement technique used to visualize activities and their interdependencies. It is also known as the Activity on Node (AON) method, as activities are repre The PDM is used in the planning and scheduling phase of project management. It allows project managers to create a visual representation of the project, w
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  • ...lex operations or projects, particularly in military or business contexts. It involves the identification and understanding of the problem, the environme ...oach to understanding complex problems and developing effective solutions. It helps organizations align their resources and actions to achieve their stra
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  • ...validate other data. RDM is a crucial component of an organization's data management strategy and is essential for maintaining data quality, consistency, and in ...ta quality and consistency across an organization's systems and processes. It involves the following activities:
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  • ...rnal audits encompass a broader scope, examining issues related to company operations, internal control systems, compliance with laws and regulations, and ethica ...ssment: Identifying and evaluating risks to the organization's governance, operations, and information systems regarding achieving the organization's objectives.
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  • ...nancial aspects like mergers and acquisitions, capital structure, and risk management. ...is the mix of various forms of capital that a company uses to finance its operations and projects. This usually includes a mixture of debt and equity. The optim
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  • ...idual organizations but can have a significant impact on their strategies, operations, and overall performance. Analyzing the Macro Environment helps businesses ...better decisions in areas such as marketing, product development, and risk management.
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  • ...sses, and resources required to achieve an organization's strategic goals. It is typically developed for a specific period, such as a financial year, and ...ionable tasks and allocate resources accordingly. It helps guide the daily operations and decision-making within an organization, ensuring that everyone is worki
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  • == What is Globalization Management System (GMS)? == ...process of adapting products, services, and processes for global markets. It typically includes processes, tools, and resources for conducting market re
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  • ...Data_center_asset_management What is IT Operations (Information Technology Operations)?]</ref> .../it-glossary/it-operations/ Defining IT Operations (Information Technology Operations)]</ref>
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  • ...ncome before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization are deducted. It is a measure of a company's financial performance that excludes the impact EBITDA is often used as a measure of a company's operating cash flow, as it excludes the non-cash items of interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortizat
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  • ...t systems engineering, information system design, and process improvement. It has since been widely adopted in various industries for business process mo ...ionships. It helps organizations to understand, analyze, and improve their operations by identifying inefficiencies, redundancies, and opportunities for improvem
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  • ...gh a service request management process, distinct from incident or problem management. *IT Services: These are common in IT departments for handling software access, hardware provisioning, or account
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  • ...e and can communicate seamlessly with one another. This simplifies network management tasks, such as troubleshooting, security, and software updates, and can red ...ting system, companies can reduce the complexity of their network and make it easier to manage and secure. Additionally, a homogeneous network can improv
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  • ...ntify and address potential issues, risks, and inefficiencies within their IT environments, specifically related to Microsoft products and technologies. ...risk of potential issues. It does this by analyzing various aspects of the IT environment, such as configuration settings, performance metrics, and syste
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  • ...ition - What Does Boundaryless Organization Mean? [https://www.mbaknol.com/management-concepts/boundaryless-organization/ MBA Knowledge Base]</ref> The concept was pioneered by well-known management thinker and former General Electric chairman Jack Welch, who wanted to brea
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  • == What is an IT Help Desk? == ...e, network systems, and other computer-related technologies. Additionally, IT Help Desks often manage service requests, such as setting up new users, ins
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  • ...ems and applications, and facilitate better decision-making and reporting. It helps organizations to maintain a consistent view of their essential data, Key components of Master Data Management include:
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  • ...a and analytics to inform and improve HR-related decisions and strategies. It involves collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data on various HR-related ...ir human capital, including recruitment, employee development, performance management, retention, and overall workforce planning. By leveraging data, organizatio
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  • == What is Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)? == ...performance, find and solve network problems, and plan for network growth. It is part of the Internet Protocol Suite, as defined by the Internet Engineer
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  • ...onsibility that comes with decisions that can affect others. Additionally, it argues against the idea of stakeholder interests being completely unrelated *[[Personnel Management]]
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  • == What is Business Service Management (BSM)? == ...T services management (ITSM) with business processes, BSM ensures that the IT infrastructure supports and drives business success.
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  • ...products just in time, JIT can reduce the costs associated with inventory management, while also improving the quality and consistency of the products being pro ...nufacturing, JIT can be used to reduce the costs associated with inventory management, while also improving the quality and consistency of the products being pro
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  • == What is Thompson’s and Martin’s Strategic Management Framework == ...that outlines the steps in the strategic management process. The strategic management process involves analyzing the organization's internal and external environ
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  • Email Management (EMM) refers to the process of organizing and controlling email messages to One advantage of EMM is that it can help individuals and businesses save time and increase productivity by
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  • == What is Strategic Risk Management? == ...may impact an organization's ability to achieve its strategic objectives. It is a proactive approach to managing risks that involves identifying potenti
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  • Milestones play a crucial role in project management and serve several purposes: ...description of the milestone, outlining the specific event or achievement it represents.
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  • An '''Operating Model''' is the operational design that makes it possible to deliver the [[Business Strategy]]. The operating model defines ...s offer different products and services to different customers, so central management exercises limited control over those business units.”
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  • == What is an IT Organization? == ...company that is responsible for overseeing the infrastructure, assets, and operations related to information technology. This organizational unit plays a critica
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  • ..., identifying inefficiencies, and proposing solutions to optimize business operations. *Change Management: Supporting change management by clearly understanding current processes and how proposed changes might i
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  • == What is Systems Management? == ...performance, managing assets, ensuring security and compliance, automating operations, and troubleshooting issues to minimize downtime and optimize performance.
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  • ...aintaining trust with stakeholders. <ref>Definition - What Does Obligation Management Mean? [https://www.wordtech.com/contract-obligation.html Wordtech]</ref> Key Components of Obligation Management:
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  • ...oles and responsibilities to team members in a project or an organization. It helps to clarify expectations, enhance communication, and ensure that all t ...rstanding of roles and responsibilities for each team member in a project. It aids in preventing confusion, miscommunication, and duplication of effort w
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  • Rebalancing is a financial management strategy used in the context of investment portfolios, primarily to maintai Rebalancing is important because it helps investors maintain a consistent level of risk in their portfolios ove
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  • ...encing the perceptions that others have of oneself. The goal of impression management is to create a positive impression of oneself in the minds of others, in or ...behaviors, and the presentation of oneself in a positive light. Impression management can be used in a variety of settings, including personal relationships, bus
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  • == What is Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM)? == ...tructure-management-dcim Definition - What does Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) Mean? ]</ref>
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  • ...and damages, D&O insurance can help mitigate a lawsuit's financial impact. It can help protect the company's reputation and its directors and officers. ...ies attract and retain top talent, and to promote good governance and risk management practices.
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  • ...aration of instruction and data memory can provide additional security, as it is more difficult for malicious code to modify program instructions when th ...ry management: In some cases, the Harvard Architecture can simplify memory management, as there is no need to allocate and manage memory for both instructions an
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  • ...t-oriented programming]] and [[Relational Database|relational databases]]. It involves mapping object-oriented concepts to the underlying relational data ...information, or building a desktop application that requires complex data management.
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  • '''Value Stream Management (VSM)''' is a lean business practice that seeks to optimize the flow of val ...te these wastes and improve efficiency. The role of VSM is crucial in lean management and continuous improvement practices where the focus is on improving the ov
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  • ...age organizations to consider the social and environmental impact of their operations and products. By measuring and reporting on a wider range of value creation *[[Personnel Management]]
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  • ...ts within an organization. Metadata registries play a crucial role in data management, enabling organizations to better understand, catalog, and use their data r *'''Metadata management''': A metadata registry is responsible for managing the lifecycle of metada
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  • Factory gate pricing (FGP) is a supply chain management strategy where the cost of a product is determined at the point of producti ...ibility and control over the supply chain. This can help improve inventory management, reduce lead times, and enhance overall supply chain efficiency.
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  • ...person helps build the very best interdisciplinary teams within a company. It, in turn, leads to a stronger, more efficient and potentially groundbreakin ...y on internal documents and publications that were seen primarily by upper management. The term was referring to the idea that the T-shaped man (which also inclu
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  • The history of KSFs can be traced back to the work of management consultant John F. Rockart in the 1970s, who developed the concept to help *[[IT Strategy (Information Technology Strategy)]]
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  • One advantage of DSOM is that it provides a standardized way for objects to communicate with each other acro However, one disadvantage of DSOM is that it can be complex to design and implement, requiring specialized expertise in
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  • ...lps managers monitor the efficiency and effectiveness of their strategies, operations, and processes, allowing them to address problems before they become signif ...tigating risks, contributing to more stable and predictable organizational operations.
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  • Dual commitment is a management strategy that emphasizes the importance of both employee and organizational One advantage of dual commitment is that it helps to create a positive work environment that fosters employee engagemen
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  • ...is an essential metric for evaluating the efficiency and effectiveness of operations, identifying bottlenecks, and determining the need for expansion or improve ...as a benchmark for evaluating the performance of an organization, allowing management to identify areas of inefficiency or underperformance that may require impr
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  • ...ssistance, consulting, and more. BSPs aim to help businesses improve their operations, reduce costs, and enhance efficiency by providing expert services that the ...g cloud services, software development, cybersecurity, data analytics, and IT support.
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  • ....<ref>Defining ITIL Service Operation [https://www.cherwell.com/it-service-management/library/essential-guides/essential-guide-to-itil-framework-and-processes/ C ...electricity to their homes. They just want reliable service when they need it and at a fair cost.<ref>Explaining ITIL Service Operation [bmc.com/blogs/it
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  • ...ds or services are acquired from an external source in exchange for money. It is an essential part of the supply chain process that involves sourcing and ...nal needs and support its strategic goals, including cost control, quality management, and building relationships with suppliers.
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  • ...o make decisions based on the recognition of one alternative over another. It is a simple and fast decision-making rule, which is a part of the "fast and The Recognition Heuristic is important because it highlights the fact that humans often use simple cognitive strategies to ma
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  • ...a queue. It is also used in various processes and systems as an inventory management, scheduling, or resource allocation technique. The basic principle of FIFO #Inventory Management: FIFO is a common method for managing inventory in warehouses and retail st
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  • Last-In First-Out (LIFO) is a method of [[Inventory Management|inventory management]] in which the last items added to a company's inventory are assumed to be ...management. Since then, LIFO has become a widely used method of inventory management in many industries.
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  • ...Edgar F. Codd in 1970. It is a foundational model for relational database management systems (RDBMS), which are widely used to store, organize, and manage struc ...ity, and accessibility by organizing data in a tabular format and enabling operations through relational algebra and SQL.
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  • == What is IT Service Continuity Management (ITSCM)? == ...is focused specifically on maintaining and restoring IT infrastructure and operations that support critical business functions. This discipline involves proactiv
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  • ...stems. This method is often used in engineering, safety analysis, and risk management to identify and mitigate potential hazards and risks associated with a spec ...ith a complex system or process, which can inform decision-making and risk management strategies. By identifying potential risks and their likelihood and consequ
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  • One advantage of an ODS is that it can improve the quality and consistency of operational data by integrating ...ddition, an ODS may require ongoing maintenance and updates to ensure that it remains current and relevant.
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  • The External Factor Evaluation (EFE) matrix is a strategic management tool used to evaluate a company's external environment and identify key fac ...external factor based on how well the company is positioned to respond to it. The ratings range from 0 (poorly positioned) to 5 (strongly positioned). T
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  • ...n''' is the action of working with someone to produce or create something. It is a partnership; a union; the act of producing or making something togethe ...ation in the workplace occurs when people work together to achieve a goal. It’s another way of looking at teamwork. The team can use many different way
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  • "Hofstadter's Law: It always takes longer than you expect, even when you take into account Hofsta ...his phenomenon can be observed in various aspects of life, such as project management, software development, construction, and research.
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  • ...rocesses that support the operation and management of an [[organization]]. It includes both tangible elements, such as facilities and equipment, as well ...anagement of the organization and to support the achievement of its goals. It is an important factor in the overall effectiveness and efficiency of an or
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  • ...ption value is also known as the face value, par value, or maturity value. It is the amount the issuer originally promises to pay back to the bondholder ...ion value is to provide investors with a fixed return on their investment. It acts as an incentive for investors to hold the bond until maturity and offe
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  • ...problem or system by dividing it into a hierarchy of sub-functions, making it easier to understand, design, and manage. ...development, business process management, systems engineering, and project management.
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  • == What is Management Style? == ...rs to the way that a manager interacts with and leads their employees, and it can have a significant impact on the culture and performance of an organiza
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  • == What is Task Management? == ...tial conception and planning stages to its completion and evaluation. Task management helps individuals and teams to organize their work, prioritize activities,
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  • ...ate the value of an investment by discounting the expected cash flows that it will generate in the future. The DCF method is widely used in corporate fin ...sts make more informed investment decisions, and to support effective risk management and financial planning.
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  • ...as the representation of dependencies in software development and project management. In each of these cases, using a directed acyclic graph plays a key role in *[[IT Strategy (Information Technology Strategy)]]
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  • ...ational database is a type of [[Database Management System (DBMS)|database management system (DBMS)]] that stores and manages data in a structured, tabular forma ...Keys''': A primary key is a unique identifier for each record in a table. It is a column or a combination of columns that contains a unique value for ea
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  • ...e major obstacles. This can lead to more efficient and cost-effective case management, and can help to increase the chances of a favorable outcome. However, one disadvantage of ECA is that it can be time-consuming and costly to implement, particularly for complex or
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  • == What is IT Optimization? == ...ious aspects, including hardware, software, networks, data centers, and IT operations.
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  • Green computing, also known as green IT, is a practice that involves designing, developing, using, and disposing of ...ch as using energy-efficient hardware and software, and implementing power management techniques. Resource conservation involves minimizing the use of resources
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  • ...o acquire it from an external supplier (buy). This decision is crucial, as it can significantly impact a company's cost structure, efficiency, and overal ...e costs and benefits of making a product or service in-house or purchasing it from an external source, businesses can make better-informed decisions abou
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  • ...ent (known as resource capacity management in ITIL version2).<ref>Capacity Management Defition [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacity_management Wikipedia]</ref ...ent? [https://advisera.com/20000academy/knowledgebase/three-faces-capacity-management/ Advisera]</ref>''' <br />
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  • ...shared. It aims to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of government operations by promoting interoperability and reducing redundancy through a common fram ...nsure that data is accurate, reliable, and available to support government operations and decision-making processes.
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  • ...ol and management of network resources through software-based controllers. It provides a more programmable, flexible, and agile network infrastructure th ...responsible for deciding how network traffic should be routed and managed. It consists of one or more centralized controllers with a global view of the n
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  • ...nce, a company can choose to use the private cloud for sensitive, critical operations or workloads, while relying on the public cloud for scalable computational ...flexibility and scalability: Businesses can easily scale up or down their operations to meet demand without having to invest in physical infrastructure.
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  • ...communication between Java applications running on different hosts, making it an essential component for developing distributed applications in Java. RMI is essential for Java-based distributed application development, as it simplifies communication between remote Java objects, allowing developers t
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  • ...track and document the transformation of raw materials to finished goods. It provides information that helps manufacturing decision makers understand ho ...in purpose of an MES is to ensure effective execution of the manufacturing operations and improve production output.
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  • ...the oldest programming paradigms, closely mimicking how computers execute operations at the hardware level. In imperative programming, developers write code tha *State Management: Involves explicitly changing the program's state through assignment statem
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  • ...retain top talent by offering a potentially valuable long-term incentive. It also aligns the interests of employees with those of shareholders, as emplo ...ention tool and motivates employees to work towards the company's success. It also allows companies to offer competitive compensation packages to attract
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  • ...hat an organization can continue to operate, or quickly recover and resume operations, in the face of events that could potentially disrupt its business. BCM inv ...an ongoing process that requires regular review and updates to ensure that it remains effective and aligned with the changing needs of the organization.
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  • ...os, shaping how its members perceive and interact with control mechanisms. It serves as the bedrock upon which all other elements of internal control are *Ethical Values and Integrity: Management and employees' ethical behavior and integrity play a crucial role in establ
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  • ...'' is a systematic approach to analyzing and improving business processes. It involves examining data generated by business activities to identify ineffi ...d improve business processes, employing methodologies like Six Sigma, Lean management, or Agile practices.
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  • ...essing, transmission, and dissemination within an organization or society. It encompasses the hardware, software, networks, data centers, databases, and ...tabases, enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, customer relationship management (CRM) software, and other applications.
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  • ...Performance: <ref>5P's Model Definition [http://old.knoow.net/en/sceconent/management/5_p_model.htm Knoow.Net Encylopedia]</ref> ...[Organizational Effectiveness|organization to be efficient and effective]] it is needed that all five variables are in consonance as a way to mutually su
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  • ...oncept used to find the average or midpoint of two given values or points. It is often applied in various disciplines, including [[economics]], [[busines .... This information can be valuable for investment decision-making and risk management.
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  • ...P) is crucial for organizations to mitigate the impact of attacks on their operations, reputation, and bottom line. ...of an incident to prevent further damage to the organization's assets and operations.
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  • ...all experience. [[Customer]] feedback can be solicited or unsolicited, and it can be collected through a variety of means, such as online reviews, survey Customer feedback is important for businesses because it can provide valuable insights into how customers perceive the company and i
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  • ...ically include the use of digital tools and technologies, such as learning management systems, video conferencing software, and online collaboration tools, as we *[[IT Strategy (Information Technology Strategy)]]
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  • ...ities and access to resources, such as systems, applications, and data. ID Management is a critical component of information security, and helps organizations to ...s, and can improve the efficiency and effectiveness of identity and access management processes.
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  • ...of the relational data model, which is the basis for most modern database management systems (DBMSs). The relational data model was first introduced by Edgar F. ...e traditional relational model and more advanced data modeling techniques. It provides a richer set of constructs for representing complex data relations
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  • ...lopment, Operations Management, and to the development of various Business Management Systems.<ref>[http://www.appian.com/about-bpm/definition-of-a-business-proc ...Typical management processes include "corporate governance" and "strategic management".
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  • ...a portion of an enterprise, and demonstratse how it can become part of the management infrastructure. <ref>What is Adaptive Enterprise Framework? [http://www.bpt ...of application and information logic into the business architecture where it belongs;
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  • ...lation (CC) learning architecture for training artificial neural networks. It was developed by Scott E. Fahlman and Christian Lebiere in 1990. While the ...C allows the network to retain information about previous inputs, enabling it to learn complex temporal patterns and sequences.
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  • ...appraisal. Residual value represents the remaining value of an asset after it has been fully utilized or depreciated over its useful life. ...value of an asset in financial calculations and decision-making processes. It helps in:
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  • ...of a company and the capital invested by its shareholders and debtholders. It is an indicator of the wealth created by a company for its investors and re ...role in evaluating a company's performance from an investor's perspective. It helps investors determine whether a company is effectively using its capita
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  • ...ays customized to fit the needs of the engagement.<ref>What is Application Management Services Framework [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Application_Management_Se Application management services framework (AMSF) is a comprehensive and integrated set of processe
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  • ...the external macro-environmental factors that can impact an organization's operations and long-term sustainability. The acronym PESTEL stands for Political, Econ ...ic Factors: This dimension covers economic conditions that affect business operations and decision-making. Examples include economic growth rates, interest and i
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  • == What is IT Operations Analytics (ITOA)? == IT operations analytics involves collecting IT data from different sources, examining that data in a broader context, and
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  • ...roach organizations use to identify, assess, and manage operational risks. It is a proactive tool that involves the self-evaluation of risk exposures and ...ification: Employees identify and document potential risks impacting their operations.
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  • ...ng into account any deductions, such as returns, allowances, or discounts. It is an important top-line figure that indicates a company's overall sales pe #Top-line figure: Gross Revenue is considered a top-line figure because it is the first item on an income statement, reflecting the company's sales pe
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  • ...tation of the federal government day-to-day [[Business Operations|business operations]] and activities. The BRM represents the first layer of the [[Federal Enter ...m and its management) is modelled by the IMPPACT Business Reference Model. Management covers both the planning of the production and the planning and control of
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  • ...achieved through the manipulation of data. Business logic encompasses the operations carried out by an application behind the user interface, from simple data v *Process Logic: Dictates the sequence of operations in response to certain events or conditions, guiding the flow of processes
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  • ...ons, such as statistical modeling, simulations, and secure communications. It enables the generation of unbiased samples, the study of random phenomena, ...riable is a variable whose value depends on the outcome of a random event. It helps to quantify uncertainty in various fields, such as probability theory
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  • ...hat focuses on a specific segment or business area within an organization. It aims to define, document, and analyze the structure, processes, information *'''Align IT with Business Objectives:''' Ensure that the technology infrastructure and
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  • ...of command and control can also apply to other contexts, such as business management, emergency response, and technology systems. ...crucial for the efficient functioning and coordination of military forces. It involves the following elements:
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  • ...ustomer demands, market conditions, and emerging opportunities or threats. It involves the capacity to quickly reconfigure resources, processes, and syst *'''Efficiency:''' Agile organizations can continuously optimize their operations, reducing waste and improving resource utilization, leading to increased ef
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  • ...ing of the specific market, sector, or niche in which a business operates. It encompasses a wide range of information, including market trends, customer ...avoid legal issues, and anticipate potential changes that may impact their operations.
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  • ...gy for translating customer requirements into product or service features. It fosters cross-functional collaboration, improves customer satisfaction, and *[[IT Strategy (Information Technology Strategy)]]
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  • ...onceptual structure for the identification of general business functions". It can show the critical business processes in the context of the business are *Feed back what has been modelled to the business to ensure that it is correct.
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  • ...n organization, product, service, or initiative has on society as a whole. It encompasses the broader benefits beyond the immediate stakeholders, such as *'''Environmental Impact:''' The environmental impact of an organization's operations, products, or services is a critical component of societal value. This incl
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  • ...commonly used in industries such as finance, healthcare, and supply chain management, where data accuracy and consistency are critical. *'''Data Standardization:''' Standardize the data by converting it into a common format, structure, or unit of measurement. This can involve d
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  • == What is the Workflow Management Coalition (WfMC)? == ...e in promoting standards, best practices, and research related to workflow management.
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  • ...to purchase a diversified portfolio of stocks, bonds, or other securities. It is managed by a professional investment manager, who makes decisions on the *'''Professional management:''' Mutual funds are managed by professional investment managers who use th
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  • ...rtfolio rationalization is a portfolio-based approach to the governance or management of an organization's projects. The objective is to maximize returns by opti *A portfolio-based approach is believed to generate higher returns because it recognizes that together one set or configuration or portfolio of projects
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  • ...ack or need. Expert power is often considered a form of informal power, as it is not necessarily tied to a person's position or authority within an organ In the context of leadership and management, expert power can be a valuable asset. When a leader is recognized for thei
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  • ...business management. Since then, incentives have become a key component of management theory and practice, and have been widely adopted by businesses in a variet ...er, be more productive, and achieve their goals more effectively. However, it is important to ensure that incentives are aligned with organizational goal
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  • ...needed to operate a business or other type of firm. The elements of supply management contain the actual materials/components, budgets, information, and employee ...cting, while that of goods is called purchasing or procurement. The supply management function of an organization is responsible for various aspects of these acq
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  • ...cies, procedures, and mechanisms an organization implements to ensure that management's directives to mitigate risks to achieving objectives are carried out. The ...ting Operational Efficiency: Improving the efficiency and effectiveness of operations by ensuring that resources are used appropriately.
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  • ...c measures to minimize or eliminate unacceptable risks associated with its operations. Risk mitigation measures can be directed towards reducing the severity of == Types of Risk Mitigation<ref>[https://www.mha-it.com/2013/05/17/four-types-of-risk-mitigation/ What are the The Four Types o
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  • ...tation, and mining. OT systems are distinct from [[Information Technology (IT)]] systems, which mainly focus on the storage, retrieval, processing, and t ...is to ensure the smooth functioning, efficiency, and safety of industrial operations. OT systems enable the automation of complex processes, allowing organizati
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  • ...er's experience remains smooth and uninterrupted by maintenance or routine operations. *Resource Management: They help in managing system resources efficiently by performing heavy or
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  • ...ns on data to convert it from raw form into a more valuable format, making it organized and accessible for users or systems to make decisions, perform ac *Processing: Applying computational or logical operations to transform the input data. This could involve calculations, statistical a
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  • ...ge, monitor, and reduce the energy consumption of their IT infrastructure. It was introduced in 2009 as part of Cisco's commitment to environmental susta ...ergy consumption and costs while minimizing the environmental impact of IT operations. To achieve this, EnergyWise provides the following features and capabiliti
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  • ...data sets or records to ensure their accuracy, consistency, and alignment. It involves identifying and resolving discrepancies or differences between the ...in various domains, including finance, accounting, banking, and inventory management.
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  • ...rance industry to provide guidance on the development, implementation, and management of insurance applications and technology systems. The primary goal of IAA i ...siness processes, organizational structure, and overall business strategy. It helps identify the key capabilities required to support the company's objec
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  • *'''Monitoring and tracking''': It involves keeping track of media coverage and mentions of a company, its pro *'''Risk management''': By keeping an eye on negative media coverage, potential crises, and rep
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  • ...g must be reproducible, it must be collaborative, it must be scalable, and it must be continuous.<ref>Definition - What does MLOps Mean? [https://blog.pa ...ined, automated ways. It’s a big challenge in raw performance as well as [[management]] rigor. Datasets are massive and growing, and they can change in real time
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  • ...heir overall financial performance and make informed decisions about their operations. The ability to accurately measure profitability is essential for businesse ...anding cost-volume-profit analysis and its implications for their business operations, companies can make more informed decisions that will help them stay profit
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  • ...lls, experience, creativity, and expertise of an organization's employees. It includes the collective know-how, innovation capabilities, and problem-solv ...ormation systems, intellectual property (patents, trademarks, copyrights), management systems, and company culture. Structural capital represents the infrastruct
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  • == Definition of Management Accounting == ...executives in fulfilling [[Business Objective|organizational objectives]]. Management accounting creates [[value]] and ensures sustainable success by contributin
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  • ...uts. This model is widely used in various fields such as computer science, management, engineering, and education, to help understand, analyze, and design system ...s to simplify the understanding of a complex system or process by breaking it down into its basic components. The model helps in analyzing the system's b
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  • One advantage of empowering employees is that it can lead to increased job satisfaction and motivation. When employees feel Another advantage of empowering employees is that it can lead to improved organizational performance. By encouraging employees t
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  • ...technology management. It provides definitions for technology [[business]] management terms. Most articles in the wiki also go deeper providing a broader context ...nyone who is a manager of information technology or someone who depends on IT to create business value.
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  • ...ted applications, virtual goods, as well as "wild" web-based information [[management]] and [[marketing]].<ref>Definition of Chief Digital Officer [https://en.wi ...e visibility or support it needs if it’s not helping the company get where it wants to go.
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  • ...over]]: A friendly takeover is a transaction in which the target company's management and board of directors support the acquisition and are willing to negotiate ...board of directors do not support the acquisition and may actively resist it. Hostile takeovers often involve a battle for control between the acquiring
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  • One advantage of divestiture is that it can help a company to focus on its core competencies and improve its financ ...requiring specialized expertise in valuation, negotiation, and transaction management. In addition, divestiture can result in a loss of talent or knowledge, as e
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  • The term "killer bees" is not commonly used in business or computing, as it refers specifically to the Africanized honey bee. However, the term has bee ...o describe a software application that is so compelling or innovative that it drives the adoption of a particular platform or technology. This can includ
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  • ...uting the [[Business Strategy|business strategies]] developed by the top [[management]] team. And, in many cases, they are being groomed to be—or are actually ...rough the ranks for at least 15 years. He or she has both [[business]] and management expertise as well as extensive experience in the practices, policies, and p
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  • ...trix in the 1950s, and has since become a widely used tool in business and management. The Kepner-Tregoe Matrix is important because it provides a structured and systematic approach to decision-making, which can
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  • ...fers to the total cost of producing a single unit of a product or service. It is calculated by dividing the total cost of production by the number of uni ...an be reduced or efficiencies can be improved, contributing to better cost management and overall financial performance.
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  • ...rm of a financial obligation and establish a clear timeline for repayment. It helps both the borrower and lender to plan their cash flows and investment *'''Risk management''': Lenders and bondholders consider the maturity date when assessing the r
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  • ...oducts, or engages in new business activities that differ from its current operations. The primary goal of diversification is to reduce risk by spreading investm ...whether in manufacturing, distribution, or R&D, can lead to more efficient operations and reduced costs.
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  • == What is a Security Operations Center (SOC)? == A Security Operations Center (SOC) is a centralized unit within an organization that continuously
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  • ...ible for generating revenues, controlling costs, and managing investments. It is a type of responsibility center that focuses on the financial performanc #Revenues: The income generated by the business unit or division from its operations, including sales of products or services.
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  • Outcome is defined as the result or consequence of one or more actions. It can be desirable or undesirable. Outcomes can be intended or unintended. ...gy]] is a means to that end and technology helps with it. The objective of management is to ensure intended outcomes, minimize unintended consequences, and when
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  • ...s of goods in transit, in-transit visibility can help to improve inventory management, reduce the risk of theft or damage, and improve delivery times and custome ...n, in-transit visibility has become an important component of supply chain management, and has been widely adopted by businesses in a variety of industries.
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  • Permission marketing is important because it can help businesses build stronger relationships with customers, improve en ...ineffective marketing. The cons include the need for careful planning and management, the potential for lower response rates compared to interruption-based mark
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  • ...independently of one another, allowing for greater flexibility and ease of management. Modular architecture is widely used in various fields, including software ...refactored independently of one another. This separation of concerns makes it easier to maintain and improve the system over time.
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  • == What are IT Services? == ...including consulting, software development, and infrastructure management. IT services can be provided by internal teams within a company or by external
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  • ...c [[Database Management System (DBMS)|database management system (DBMS)]]. It describes how the logical data model, which is the high-level view of the d ...lueprint for the actual implementation of the database in a specific DBMS. It includes detailed information about the data types, table structures, index
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  • ...ectors: IT business value (that is, impact on Intel’s business), impact on IT efficiency, and the financial attractiveness of an investment. All three fa ...]]: Key performance indicators (KPIs) or metrics used to evaluate business operations or strategies' effectiveness, efficiency, and success.
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  • ...ial Adjustment Valuation (PAV) model can help determine the exact value of IT investments by estimating their impact on different aspects of the business IT Value is found in qualifying the organization to participate in information
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  • == What is ITIL Event Management? == ...e management of the IT infrastructure or the delivery of IT service. Event Management is part of the ITIL Service Operation stage, focusing on identifying, categ
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  • ...er processing, order fulfillment, and order tracking. The purpose of order management is to ensure that customer orders are processed efficiently and accurately, ...he efficient and accurate processing of customer orders. The role of order management is to coordinate and track the various stages of an order, from order place
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  • ...iness analysis tool developed by the Boston Consulting Group in the 1970s. It is used to help companies evaluate their product portfolio and allocate res ...he growth rate of the market in which a product or business unit operates. It is an indicator of the market's attractiveness and potential for future gro
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  • A Learning Management System (LMS) is a software application or platform designed to manage and d ...ory of LMSs can be traced back to the early 1990s, when the first learning management systems were developed for use in academic settings. Since then, LMSs have
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  • ...limited resources and their influence on individual and societal behavior. It posits that the scarcity of resources, such as money, time, or natural reso ...and creativity to overcome scarcity and obtain desired resources. However, it can also lead to stress, impulsive behavior, and suboptimal decision-making
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  • ...e and structure for organizing and understanding organizational processes. It was developed by the American Productivity and Quality Center (APQC) to fac ...organizations define, document, and communicate their business processes. It helps organizations understand the relationships between processes and prov
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  • ...ness venture to determine its viability and the likelihood of its success. It is typically conducted before committing significant resources or making an ...t market, customer needs, demand, competition, and potential market share. It helps determine if there is a sufficient market for the proposed product or
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  • ...as well as the potential for the acquired company to benefit from improved management and financial performance. However, LBOs can also be risky, as the high lev ...e of other businesses. However, LBOs can also be risky and require careful management to ensure that the acquired company is able to manage its debt and achieve
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  • ...all high-level strategy and operational framework for a project or system. It outlines the objectives, key capabilities, functions, and operational conte ...em or project, including its main components, functions, and capabilities. It may also describe the intended users, beneficiaries, or customers.
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  • == What is Lean Management? == ...ize processes and eliminate waste within an organization. The goal of lean management is to create a culture of continuous improvement, in which processes and sy
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  • ...be accessed from anywhere, while reducing the need for local hardware and IT support. HVDs can be used by individuals, small businesses, and enterprises ...ed security and data protection, reduced hardware costs, and simplified IT management. HVDs can also enable remote work and collaboration, allowing employees to
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  • ...n an efficient and effective manner. Work processes are fundamental to the operations of any organization, ensuring that activities are carried out consistently, ...t to core processes, including human resources, IT support, and facilities management.
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  • ...s. Reward power is often found in organizational settings, particularly in management and leadership roles. ...te others to achieve specific goals or objectives by providing incentives. It can be used to encourage positive behaviors, improve performance, and reinf
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  • ...companies more efficient, this is contributing to overall sustainability. It also demonstrates the shift towards a circular economy.<ref>[https://disrup ...In the PaaS model, the company would purchase a certain number of welding operations, not the robot itself—in effect, paying for repetitions instead of robots
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  • ...t. Since then, implementation design has become a key component of project management and strategic planning across a wide range of industries and organizations. *[[Personnel Management]]
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  • Here's how it works: ...oversimplifies the relationship between tax rates and tax revenue and that it's difficult to determine the precise tax rate that maximizes revenue.
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  • ...ity, or value of something such as an investment, program, or [[Process]]. It helps establish the value of investments, programs, and processes among oth ...in functionality, the effectiveness of investments, and the efficiency of operations. From evaluating new technologies to the value of investments, the status o
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  • ...d effectiveness of service provisioning activities within an organization. It involves streamlining and optimizing the steps involved in delivering servi ...promptly, meet customer requirements, and align with business objectives. It optimizes the entire service provisioning lifecycle, from initial service r
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  • ...SCALe)''' is a framework for designing and managing supply chain networks. It is a comprehensive approach that considers the full life cycle of a supply ...gement frameworks and tools, such as Lean, Six Sigma, and the Supply Chain Operations Reference (SCOR) model.
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  • ...to the process of envisioning and working towards a desired future state. It involves creating a compelling vision of the future that "pulls" the organi ...ational and achievable, motivating individuals to work together to realize it.
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  • ...ibility, scalability, and often cost-effectiveness compared to traditional IT delivery methods. They encompass a variety of approaches, each tailored to ...more on core business functions while ensuring expert handling of their IT operations.
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  • ...ts and access rights. ILM is an essential component of identity and access management (IAM), and helps organizations to ensure that user identities and access ri ...s, and can improve the efficiency and effectiveness of identity and access management processes.
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  • ...ials and information required to bring a product or service to a consumer. It involves creating a detailed diagram that illustrates every step involved i ...lead time (the total time to complete a process) and cycle time (the time it takes to complete one cycle of a process) to identify delays and areas for
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  • ...Availability Management, IT Service Continuity, Information and [[Security Management]], and others. ...n Management]], and Technical Management ([[ITIL Service Operation|Service Operations]]).
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  • ...tatements of an organization accurately represent its financial status and operations in accordance with the relevant accounting principles and standards. *Stakeholder Confidence: It reassures investors, creditors, and other stakeholders of the reliability o
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  • ...ng, is a framework developed by Bengt-Arne Vedin, a Swedish innovation and management expert. The model focuses on the relationship between [[innovation]] and le *[[IT Strategy (Information Technology Strategy)]]
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  • #Complexity: The integration and management of multiple network types, technologies, and protocols can be complex, requ *[[IT Strategy (Information Technology Strategy)]]
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  • ...roject level. Its use should always be proportionate to the level at which it is being applied as well as the cost and risk associated with the investmen It requires consideration of:
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  • ...ing option in the value network model (VNM) (Stabell and Fjeldstad, 1998). It deals with firm-level differences in terms of value creation and offers an ...ure, companies are better equipped to make informed decisions about future operations.
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  • ...Deming cycle, is a continuous improvement methodology used in business and management to optimize processes, products, or services. The cycle consists of four it ...ying a problem or an area for improvement and developing a plan to address it. This may include setting objectives, defining key performance indicators (
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  • ...bject Management Group (OMG) standard for model-driven engineering (MDE). It provides a language-independent framework for defining and manipulating met ...rm-independent manner. It plays a key role in model-driven engineering, as it supports:
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  • == Business Value of Information Technology (IT) == ...ptimize processes, improve efficiency, and drive innovation. By leveraging IT effectively, organizations can create and maintain a competitive advantage
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  • ...d structures that support the organization's mission activities, including management systems, communication channels, and decision-making processes. *[[IT Strategy (Information Technology Strategy)]]
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  • ...segment is responsible for monitoring and maintaining the GPS satellites. It consists of a network of ground-based tracking and control stations that mo ...que called trilateration to determine their location by measuring the time it takes for the satellite signals to reach the receiver. By obtaining signals
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  • ...Group Capacitation is a term used in organizational development and change management to describe a process of engaging large groups of individuals in the change ...hese cases, large groups of individuals may be impacted by the change, and it is important to engage them in the process to ensure buy-in and ownership.
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  • ...customer experiences. The technology is also used to automate supply chain management, customer service, and other business-critical functions. ...hnology to perform a repetitive task that is usually performed by a human. It involves replacing manual tasks with machines or computers to save time and
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  • ...mponents and activities work together to facilitate value creation through IT-enabled services. The SVS was introduced in ITIL 4, the latest version of t ...mstances, regardless of changes in its goals, strategies, type of work, or management structure.
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  • ...cts or initiatives undertaken by an organization affect all aspects of its operations and well-being. A successful project, for example, can add a key capability *Positive or negative: results work in favor of the business or against it
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  • ...adapt quickly to market changes, predict future trends, and optimize their operations. ...systems typically feature more intuitive, user-friendly interfaces, making it easier for employees to access and interact with the system.
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  • ...and culture. These organizations reinvest any surplus revenues from their operations into their mission-driven activities rather than distributing them as profi ...ng consistent and reliable sources of funding to maintain and expand their operations.
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  • ...focus on a period of one to three years and are developed by middle-level management to support the broader goals and vision of the organization. ...lear roadmap for implementing the strategic plan at the operational level. It translates strategic objectives into actionable tasks, assigns responsibili
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  • ...nd later implemented by Microsoft in its Windows operating systems, making it widely used in many business environments. ...nters, and supports session establishment, data transmission, and resource management.
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  • ...o another. Data migration is a critical process for many organizations, as it enables them to upgrade their technology or software, consolidate data from ...the efficiency and accessibility of data by consolidating and centralizing it in a single location. Data migration can also help organizations to improve
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  • ...leaders who can replace old leaders when they leave, retire, or pass away. It ensures that businesses continue to operate efficiently without interruptio *Monitoring and Reviewing: Regularly reviewing the succession plan to ensure it remains aligned with the organization’s goals and adapts to any changes w
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  • ...the buyer. Reverse auctions are often used in procurement and supply chain management to source goods or services at competitive prices. *[[IT Strategy (Information Technology Strategy)]]
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  • ...nding the network, businesses can identify opportunities to optimize their operations, reduce costs, and increase customer value. VNA takes a broader perspective ...nables businesses to identify and leverage opportunities to optimize their operations, enhance collaboration, and ultimately create more value for their customer
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  • ...arket index or benchmark. When a stock is given a "market perform" rating, it is expected to perform in line with the overall market or industry average ...de investors with a neutral evaluation of a stock's potential performance. It suggests that the stock may neither outperform nor underperform the market
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  • ...ted and effectively utilized to support business objectives. <ref>Defining IT Implementation [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Implementation Wikipedia]</re ...nfiguration, system integration, data migration, user training, and change management. The ultimate goal is to enable the organization to leverage technology eff
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  • ...nd interpret market trends, customer needs, and the competitive landscape. It involves continuously gathering and analyzing data to inform decision-makin ...is particularly important in fast-changing or highly competitive markets. It helps organizations to stay attuned to customer needs and market trends, an
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  • ...g and inventory control system used to manage [[manufacturing]] processes. It ensures that the right materials and resources are available at the right t ...rers can make more informed decisions about production planning, inventory management, and resource allocation.
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  • While hedging can be an effective risk management strategy, it also comes with some potential downsides: #Limited gains: While hedging can protect against potential losses, it can also limit potential gains. If the market moves in the investor's favor
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  • ...olled by an individual, company, or organization with the expectation that it will provide future benefit or generate future income. Assets can be tangib ...dit, providing businesses with access to additional funding for expansion, operations, or other purposes.
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  • ...led at navigating various cultural norms, values, and expectations, making it possible to unite team members around common goals despite their diverse pe *Facilitating Global Operations: Essential for organizations operating in multiple countries, helping them
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  • ...utions must combine the capabilities of deployment automation, environment management and modeling, and release coordination.<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ ...and reliable software releases by bridging the gap between development and operations teams.
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  • ...on of business processes, supporting compliance requirements and knowledge management. While EPC is a powerful and widely-used business process modeling technique, it has some limitations, such as the lack of support for representing complex
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  • ...rovided by a consultancy firm or the software developed by a tech company. It is a critical measure of productivity and efficiency, reflecting the end re ...of the production process, the quality of inputs, and the effectiveness of management strategies.
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  • ...omic capital is calculated based on risk factors specific to the company's operations, including market, credit, operational, and other types of financial risk. *Risk Management: To quantify a company's potential risks and ensure that it holds sufficient capital to cover these risks.
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  • == Definition of IT Operating Model == ...on of people, processes, and infrastructure used to conduct the day-to-day operations of an organization.
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  • Overall, Linked Data is an important approach to data management and sharing that can enable new insights and applications by creating a mor *[[Personnel Management]]
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  • ...y, it refers to a request for information or action. In computing and data management, a query is commonly understood as a precise request for information retrie ...ed to retrieve information that matches specific criteria from a database. It allows users to filter, sort, and access the precise data needed from large
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  • ...g API for sending and receiving messages between distributed applications. It is part of the Java Enterprise Edition (EE) platform and provides a common ...s supported by a wide range of messaging brokers and middleware platforms. It provides a flexible and reliable way to send and receive messages between d
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  • ...veloping a set of open standards and modular components, OKI aimed to make it easier for institutions to create, customize, and share educational applica ...teroperability between different educational software applications, making it easier for institutions to integrate and customize their systems.
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  • ...stems and network infrastructure. Tracking of IT assets within an IT Asset Management system can be crucial to the operational or financial success of an enterpr ...eria. An undeniable fact about any component of the IT environment is that it has a limited life cycle. Hardware]breaks down. Software becomes obsolete.
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  • ...s or services to a customer. It is a crucial step in the sales process, as it serves as a record of the transaction and provides important information to ...services being sold, the price, the payment terms, and the delivery date. It may also include any special instructions or notes related to the sale. The
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  • ...on mathematics and psychology. Developed by Thomas L. Saaty in the 1970s, it involves decomposing a decision problem into a hierarchy of more easily com *Facilitate Group Decision Making: It combines individual opinions to reach a consensus, particularly useful in g
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  • ...st current alternatives analysis if applicable.<ref>Definition - What Does IT Investment Mean? [https://www.lawinsider.com/dictionary/information-techno ...technology is a necessity for any business to survive, it’s how you spend it that ultimately matters. Here are the three philosophies of information tec
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  • == What is IT Transformation? == ...anization's technology landscape and how it uses technology to support its operations and achieve its business objectives.
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  • ...between SAP and non-SAP applications, supporting a wide range of business operations such as sales, finance, human resources, and logistics. They are defined as ...rite access to the SAP database, allowing external applications to perform operations like retrieving customer information or updating order statuses.
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  • ...ogies into an organization's existing [[IT Infrastructure]] and processes. It involves connecting the organization's on-premises systems, applications, a #[[Data Integration]]: This involves integrating cloud-based data storage and management systems with the organization's on-premises data systems, in order to enabl
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  • ...various domains, including business, economics, healthcare, environmental management, and public policy. MCDA is important because it:
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  • ...re responsibility for strategic planning, decision-making, and performance management. In healthcare, jobs may be designed to include more responsibility for pat *[[Personnel Management]]
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  • ...for companies that outsource various aspects of their operations, such as IT, human resources, or business processes, to third-party providers. ...is still primarily reactive, with limited strategic planning or proactive management of outsourcing relationships.
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  • ...atterns intended to guide enterprises in scaling lean and agile practices. It is a freely available online knowledge base that allows for understanding a ...livery from multiple agile teams to deliver complex solutions effectively. It is designed to help businesses continuously and more efficiently deliver va
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  • ...ffers. Service lifecycle helps to improve the [[Service Management|service management]] technique by using five processes to achieve better [[business]] performa ...e Strategy]] - SS: to understand the company's [[strategy]] and define how IT services will meet the strategic objectives of the organization;
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  • == What is Security Event Management (SEM)? == ...ents, and analysis of security-related data from various sources within an IT environment. SEM tools are designed to provide organizations with immediate
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  • ...core concept revolves around providing a structured approach to IT Service Management, drawing upon established frameworks and standards such as ITIL (Informatio ...rs a structured approach to designing, delivering, managing, and improving IT services that meet business objectives.
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  • ...lex and larger structures. This organization enables better understanding, management, and processing of data within information systems. The data hierarchy typi ...abases, and are typically organized into folders or directories for easier management and retrieval.
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  • ...so known as the Internal Audit or Internal Analysis Matrix, is a strategic management tool used to evaluate an organization's internal strengths and weaknesses. ...ess. Since then, the IFE Matrix has become a widely used tool in strategic management, and is used by organizations of all sizes and in all industries.
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  • ...in its mission activities, demonstrating effective resource allocation and management. Mission value is important for organizations because it:
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  • ...C firms receive equity in the company and often take an active role in the management and growth of the company. ...th high growth potential. Venture capital firms take an active role in the management and growth of the companies in which they invest, providing guidance on eve
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  • ...s, including personal development, team building, and leadership training. It is often used in group settings, where participants are asked to provide fe *[[Personnel Management]]
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  • ...developed in accordance with its requirements and specifications, and that it meets the needs of its intended users. The IV&V process involves an indepen ...andards and best practices, and a commitment to quality assurance and risk management throughout the development process.
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  • ...are usually independent directors who are not part of the company's daily operations, providing an objective oversight function. They work closely with internal *Risk Management: Assisting in identifying and managing financial and operational risks, inc
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  • *Encapsulating Requests: Hiding the details of operations performed and the communication mechanism. ...in a separate object. This pattern allows for parameterizing objects with operations, queuing requests, and implementing various communication schemas between o
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  • ...vide facilities for [[cryptography]], certificate management, trust policy management, and key recovery.<ref>Definition - What Does Common Data Security Architec ...applications. Security services, such as cryptography and other public key operations, are available through a dynamically extensible interface to a set of plug-
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  • ...have turned to the internet and other electronic networks to conduct their operations. With the rise of e-commerce, online banking, and other digital services, b ...er electronic networks, leveraging the power of the internet to streamline operations and provide a better user experience.
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  • ...for the organization]].<ref>What is Information Technology Management (IT Management)? [https://www.omicsonline.org/information-technology-software-engineering. .... So, IT Governance provides [[leadership]] or sets the direction while IT Management provides operational capability or executes on the direction. Increasingly,
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  • == What is Thompson and Strickland's Strategic Management Model? == ...land's strategic management model''' is a systematic approach to strategic management that involves analyzing the organization's internal and external environmen
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  • ...lex business processes involving interactions among multiple web services. It helps organizations automate business processes, improve efficiency, and pr ...plays a vital role in the development and integration of web services, as it provides a standardized language for defining and orchestrating the interac
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  • ...to help make informed decisions about pricing, sales volume, and inventory management. A high gross profit percentage indicates that a company is generating a si ...over time, companies can make informed decisions about pricing, inventory management, and other strategic factors that impact profitability.
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  • ...esource management and has a significant impact on a company's success, as it ensures that the right people with the right skills and experience are brou Recruiting is essential for an organization because it directly impacts the quality of its workforce, which in turn affects the co
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  • ...ese models and integrate the principles and practice with their day-to-day operations thereby achieving the benefits business excellence brings.<ref>Definition o ...nagement_System_(QMS)|Quality Management Systems (QMSs)]], [[Total Quality Management (TQM)]] and [[Benchmarking|Performance Benchmarking]]. All of these major
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  • ...ransomware, and other types of harmful software that can disrupt computer operations, gather sensitive information, or gain unauthorized access to computer syst ...y can't do damage, giving the user the option to delete or recover them if it's a false positive.
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  • ...[[Information and Communications Technology (ICT)|information technology (IT) and telecommunications]] support to other government departments and publi ...and offered support and advice on the planning, implementing, and managing IT and telecommunications systems.
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  • ...he requested interface, it returns a pointer to that interface; otherwise, it returns an error code. This enables clients to discover and use the feature ...COM object or one of its interfaces, it must call AddRef to indicate that it is holding a reference to the object.
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  • ...to data, enabling organizations to make data-driven decisions, streamline operations, and gain valuable insights. DDPs are particularly useful in environments w *'''[[Data Processing]]''': Once the data is collected, DDPs process it to ensure its accuracy, consistency, and relevancy. This may include data c
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  • ...nding the HR function. The goal is to ensure that an organization's people operations are aligned with its business strategy. The human resources department is important because it helps an organization run smoothly and efficiently by managing its workforc
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  • ...s well. In fact, many people often take their old applications and upgrade it from time to time. Definitely, part of technological advancement include mo ...e care of these tasks easily. Not only will it speed the productive cycle, it will also cut costs considerably.
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  • '''Strategic Leadership''' is a management approach adopted by leaders who influence, inspire, and guide others to ach ...tion's long-term success while maintaining short-term financial stability. It combines strategic planning, decision-making, and leadership elements to gu
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  • ...ping and iterative development to quickly deliver functional applications. It is particularly useful when there is a need to develop software within a sh ...ntify and fix any issues or bugs. Once the application is deemed complete, it is integrated with other systems, if required.
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  • ...to ensure they operate at optimal efficiency and within specified limits. It involves the continuous adjustment of process variables (such as temperatur ...Control): Involves continuously measuring the process variable, comparing it to the setpoint, and making adjustments based on feedback to minimize the d
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  • ...se services can include tax advisory, consulting, financial planning, risk management, and other advisory services. While non-audit services can offer significan ...s can help improve business performance through strategic consulting, risk management, and optimization of tax strategies.
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  • ...ed with the goods being transported transfer from the seller to the buyer. It is one of the Incoterms (International Commercial Terms) established by the The concept of FOB dates back to the 18th century in British maritime law. It was later adopted and standardized by the ICC through the creation of Incot
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  • ...n approach designed to help organizations redesign their existing business operations to accomplish significant improvement in production. Effective BPI helps to ...endations. As process improvement can be time and resource-intensive upper-management support is a must.
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  • ...sis also helps businesses analyze the impact of technology trends on their operations, as well as monitor changing customer needs and preferences. ...businesses can gain insights into how these aspects might influence their operations. By understanding these elements of external environment, companies can dev
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  • ...'' is a framework for understanding and managing security risks over time. It was developed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) ...curity is based on the idea that security risks change over time, and that it is important to consider not only the current level of risk, but also how t
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  • ...ement that emphasizes the incremental and iterative progress of a project. It involves breaking down a project into smaller, manageable parts called iter Iterative Development is important because it:
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  • ...igher value-adding ones, leading to increased efficiency and productivity. It also helps organizations create standardized procedures that can be applied ...an effective tool for businesses to increase transparency and efficiency. It involves visually representing how tasks and processes are completed, helpi
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  • #Performance management: High-performance workplaces implement systems that set clear goals, measur *[[IT Strategy (Information Technology Strategy)]]
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  • ...ation can get maximum benefit from all the other frameworks and standards (IT governance, n.d.). ...dealt by board, middle layer – executive management and the outer layer – IT practitioners (Calder, 2008).
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  • ...ardware. Low-level languages are characterized by their ability to perform operations at a very granular level, offering significant control over hardware resour ...age, assembly language uses symbolic instructions (mnemonics) to represent operations and storage locations. Assembly language is specific to a computer's archit
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  • ...institutions often provide training and support in areas such as financial management, business planning, and marketing, helping borrowers make the most of their *Microcredit alone may not be sufficient to lift people out of poverty, as it must be accompanied by other support services and broader economic developm
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  • ...order to improve their efficiency, effectiveness, and overall performance. It involves using a variety of data analysis techniques and tools to understan *How long does it take to complete a particular process?
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  • ...h as Lean, Six Sigma, Total Quality Management (TQM), and Business Process Management (BPM). ...izational performance by providing a framework for continuous improvement. It involves the systematic analysis and optimization of business processes to
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  • ..., typically built using spreadsheets, software, or other analytical tools. It is used to analyze and forecast a company's financial situation, identify t ...te a company's actual financial performance against its forecasts, helping management identify areas for improvement and adjust strategies accordingly.
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  • ...figuration or interactive configuration tools. It allows developers and IT operations teams to automatically manage, monitor, and provision resources in a cloud ...utomates the provisioning of infrastructure, drastically reducing the time it takes to deploy new applications or updates.
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  • ...fshore Development Model is a specific approach to software development or IT-related tasks, where a company outsources a significant portion of its work ...arger pool of skilled professionals, particularly in countries with strong IT industries.
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  • ...g, improved data consistency, and reduced manual intervention for database management. ...n:''' Active databases reduce the need for manual intervention in database management by automating tasks, such as data transformation, aggregation, or cleanup,
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  • ....S. companies that have implemented successful quality management systems. It is presented annually by the President of the United States to [[Organizati ...offer a free Baldrige-based self-assessment of cyber security operations. It may be found at ManageHub
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  • ...ed in generation of goods and services. Expressed usually as a percentage, it is computed by dividing the total capacity with the portion being utilized. Capacity utilization is an important operational metric for businesses, and it's also a key economic indicator when applied to aggregate productive capaci
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  • ...ect value, creating a visual representation that aids in prioritizing risk management efforts. The primary role of the VRM is to facilitate a balanced approach to risk management by evaluating the potential value gains against the risks involved. Its pur
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  • *'''Risk management:''' By diversifying suppliers, organizations can reduce the risk of supply ...delivery times. While multiple sourcing can provide significant benefits, it may also increase complexity and transaction costs.
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  • ...uals to focus on specific tasks, gaining efficiency and expertise in them. It's a fundamental principle in organizational design, particularly in manufac *IT and Software Development: In software development, work is often divided in
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  • ...sis because they provide context and granularity to a firm and its primary operations. Investors can distinguish between long-term value stocks and short-term gr ...he new and innovative line of products to be offered to the target market. It helps in defining the types and nature of products that are liked and prefe
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  • ...users, having equal upload and download speeds is essential for efficient operations, particularly with the increasing use of cloud services and remote work set ...er types of broadband internet, making them suitable for critical business operations.
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  • ...defined [http://www.bestpricecomputers.co.uk/glossary/business-technology-management.htm BPC Glossary]</ref> *Organization: Successful management processes are supported by a tight organizational structure based on respon
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  • ...ness, process orchestration is the automated arrangement, coordination and management of complex processes and tasks that cross organizational boundaries. ...mples include: IBM Business Process Manager (BPM), Oracle Business Process Management (BPM), Pega 7 BPM, Appian BPM and TIBCO ActiveMatrix BusinessWorks.
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  • *Project Network and PERT Network Diagram: In project [[management]], the project network diagram is a simple flow chart representing the sequ ...This is a graphical representation of the social links that a person has. It is also known as sociometric chart that draws a social structure of interpe
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  • ...s. Strategy implementation is a critical phase in strategic management, as it translates strategic thought into operational reality, determining the succ *Change Management: Managing the change process to ensure smooth transition and adoption of ne
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  • ...e natural disasters, technological failures, or other types of challenges. It involves both the capacity of the organization to absorb and recover from s ...operate and achieve its goals, even in the face of unexpected disruptions. It is an increasingly important concept in a world that is facing a range of c
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  • What it means:<br /> ...ces have an owner, a group, and permissions. Until you remove the resource it continues to exist. Unlike real disk-based files, semaphores, message queue
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  • ...uirements are documented during the service design phase of the IT service management lifecycle and form the basis for negotiating and drafting Service Level Agr ...service provider’s ability to recover from disasters and continue business operations.
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  • ...rs to services that allow an organization to take care of their customers. It provides support for various business processes, which can include sales, m ...hannel environment the implementation of marketing strategies and campaign management is quite difficult and challenging. For example, some retailers have multic
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