Developing Good Business Sense Name University Of Phoenix What is good business sense and how do you develop it. Well in this paper I will be discussing and answering four questions based on developing good business sense. The four questions that are based on what we have learned in class are to choose three companies and observe how employees do their tasks. Try to identify the nature of their operating systems and are employees organized in different ways? What are
Premium Supermarket Wal-Mart Retailing
BUS/210 Week 1 CKPT CheckPoint: Business Models and Systems A local business that I frequently visit is Tactical Reload. Tactical Reload is a locally owned and operating‚ hunting and fishing store. The main components of Tactical Reload’s business model revolve around quality products. The owner of Tactical Reload has a plan to track which type of guns are bought as well as the make of the guns purchased. This allows the owner to see what guns are continually purchased as well as what
Premium Commerce
Developing Good Business Sense Often times‚ consumers do not know the process the products they buy go through to get to the store shelf. Companies have a very planned and cost-effective process to bring goods to customers. Each company will use different operating systems‚ although some companies will develop an operating system similar to another successful business. I chose to observe and analyze Panda Express‚ a fast food Asian cuisine restaurant‚ Wal-Mart‚ a large discount retailer‚ and
Premium
7/31/2013 Bus/210 Week 1 Checkpoint I use Wal-Mart frequently. My husband works at Wal-Mart but I think I’m in there more than him. We buy our food‚ clothing‚ electronics‚ toiletries‚ and necessities from there. Since I am the spouse of an employee‚ I receive a discount card so that makes me more drawn to the business. The first component of Wal-Mart is business commerce. Business commerce is when Wal-Mart exchange good and services with other businesses. For example‚ Wal-Mart has a hair salon
Premium Commerce Customer Business
Business Models and Systems Anthony Nelson Bus/210 06/07/13 Ronald White A local business that I frequently shop at is Target. I go there on almost an every other day basis to get groceries and other necessities that I need‚ and sometimes just to burn time. Since they have remodeled to sell produce and groceries I go there even more now. The main components of a business model are its business occupation‚ business commerce‚ and business organization. Business as a commerce is a process
Premium Trade Pizza Hut Target Corporation
Hypothetical Business & Forms of Business Organization Week Two Assignment: BUS/210 - FOUNDATIONS OF BUSINESS University Of Phoenix Hypothetical Business & Forms of Business Organization The business I choose will be a restaurant for the purpose of the examples as we all have experience with them on a regular basis. The Joint-stock company‚ In this model we need to raise money to open or run our restaurant we want to make up for the
Premium Stock Corporation Limited liability
tasks in order to streamline projects and help the company make better profits. Managers give assignments the same as the other two companies‚ but the employees go about completing their work how they feel they best can. This gives the employees a sense of freedom in the workplace‚ and promotes problem solving skills. Employees in this company also work together to solve issues that may arise with a specific client‚ and management takes an active role in giving the employees the correct type of work
Premium Employment Department store Problem solving
Good Business Sense Alexander Burghart Bus 210 February 13‚ 2010 Janice Provost The fast food industry is a prime operating system that demonstrates the importance of what and how OMM process’s work. By analyzing three restaurant and fast food companies and their operating procedures will easily demonstrate the concept behind a operations material management system (OMM). The three companies in which will be examined are a local Papa Murphy’s Take and Bake Pizza‚ McDonalds‚ and Pizza Hut
Premium Fast food Pizza Hut
check Code of Ethics Geraldine St. Fleur BUS/210 07/28/2013 Karen Wilson Checkpoint Our code of conduct is to make sure that we take responsibility for our employee’s actions. We believe that we should act in an ethical manner at all times to protect our company and clients. Company Vision The vision of this company is to provide the most memorable service that our clients may have ever experienced. We are here to protect the client’s privacy
Free Ethics Employment
Developing Good Business Sense Total Quality management is a system of operations and material management (OMM) which has revolutionized manufacturing by decreasing waste and improving quality of products. This OMM system has become so popular it has been adopted and its methods benchmarked by industries and companies outside of manufacturing. Toyota‚ Aetna‚ and Acer are three diverse companies with their core competencies residing in car manufacturing‚ healthcare services‚ and computer distribution
Premium Total quality management Quality management Supply and demand