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Business Operations

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TermDefinition
Cash Flow The movement of money in and out of a business.
Capital Expenditures (CapEx) Money spent on long-term assets (e.g., buildings, machinery).
Operating Expenses (OpEx) Day-to-day costs for running the business (rent, utilities, salaries).
Depreciation Gradually deducting the cost of a tangible asset over its useful life.
Amortization Same as depreciation but for intangible assets (e.g., patents, software licenses).
Operating Cash Flow (OCF) Cash generated from normal business operations.
Free Cash Flow (FCF) Cash left after paying for CapEx.
MRO Goods aintenance, Repair, and Operating supplies used in production but not part of final product.
Capital Goods Long-lasting assets used to produce other goods/services.
Hazard Risk Risks from dangerous conditions like accidents or natural disasters.
Stakeholders Anyone affected by business actions.
Touchpoints Points of contact between a customer and company.
Tacit Knowledge Personal, experience-based knowledge hard to write down.
Intellectual Property (IP) Creative work legally protected (patents, trademarks, copyrights).
Deliverables Outputs (tangible or intangible) a project or team must deliver.
Wholesalers Buy large quantities from manufacturers, sell to retailers.
Retailers Sell goods/services to end consumers.
Reverse logistics Process of moving products from the customer back to the business like returns, repairs, recycling, or disposal. (reversal)
Standing order sending products at set intervals (ideal for businesses that need the same amount of an item on a regular basis)
Advance order a normal order that is placed now with delivery requested for a future time
Seasonal order order that is placed for seasonal merchandise, like snow shovels or beach umbrellas
Industrial goods products purchased by producers for resale, to make other goods, or to use in business operations. Five classifications of industrial goods are materials, parts, installations, equipment, and supplies.
Operating system (like Windows) manages hardware and software/connects the software to the hardware and controls the overall operation of the computer. Excel, Oracle, and Adobe are software PROGRAMS rather than operating systems.
Consignment a purchase arrangement whereby products are sent to a retailer who pays for the products only upon their sale.
Knowledge management How a business handles, protects, and uses information through collecting and organizing info like customer data, employee records, or company strategies, sharing information appropriately with the company, protecting sensitive information.
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