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Shell- user interface
Kernell- manages operations of computer and hardware
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1 2 Big operating systems 2 Value chain
3 Bull Whip Effect 4 Decision process first step
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Terms in this set (50)
, Value chain Sum of all activities to produce and deliver a
good/service
Primary activities in the value chain Direct activities of producing, selling and
delivering outputs
Secondary activities in the value are not directly involved in the evolution of a
chain product but instead provide important
underlying support for primary activities
E.g. management and legal
Who is more likely to suffer in a Secondary
merger primary or secondary? think* we dont need this many mangers now
Decision process first step Define problem/goal
What do I want to accomplish
Cognitive bias Selective perception "confirmation bias"
Stereotyping
Cheerleader effect
Porter's Five Forces threat of entry
threat of substitute
supplier power
buyer power
competitive rivalry
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Practice questions for this set
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Shell- user interface
Kernell- manages operations of computer and hardware
Choose an answer
1 2 Big operating systems 2 Value chain
3 Bull Whip Effect 4 Decision process first step
Don't know?
Terms in this set (50)
, Value chain Sum of all activities to produce and deliver a
good/service
Primary activities in the value chain Direct activities of producing, selling and
delivering outputs
Secondary activities in the value are not directly involved in the evolution of a
chain product but instead provide important
underlying support for primary activities
E.g. management and legal
Who is more likely to suffer in a Secondary
merger primary or secondary? think* we dont need this many mangers now
Decision process first step Define problem/goal
What do I want to accomplish
Cognitive bias Selective perception "confirmation bias"
Stereotyping
Cheerleader effect
Porter's Five Forces threat of entry
threat of substitute
supplier power
buyer power
competitive rivalry
