BusEA1: Vocabulary
Vorbereitung für Zhaw Test Semester 4
Vorbereitung für Zhaw Test Semester 4
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contingency plans
a business
out of time
out of money
make contingency plans
a business
out of time
out of money
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sufficient ressources
enough funds
enough time
allocate sufficient ressources
enough funds
enough time
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a launch date
milestones
priorities
set a launch date
milestones
priorities
aim of the project
Projektziel
outputs
die Arbeitsleistung
dependencies
Abhängikeiten
scheduling
Ablaufplanung
take on a project
Ein Projekt in auftrag nehmen
renegotiate budgets and timescales
Budget und Zeitplan neu verhandeln
reach a consensus
zu einem Konses gelangen
face setbacks
Rückschläge bekommen
deliverables
Leistungen
acquisitions
Erwerb
joint venture
Gemeinschaftsunternehmen
merger
Zusammenschluss
a raid
so viele Aktien wie möglich auf dem Markt erwerben, in der Hoffnung die Mehrheit zu erlangen
(überfall)
takeover bid
Übernahmenangebot
white knight
Retter in der Not
hostile takeover
feindliche Übernahme
majority stake
Aktienmehrheit
horizontal integration
Zusammenfassen von Betrieben gleichr Produktionsstufe unter einheitlichen Management
vertical integration
vertical integration is an arrangement in which the supply chain of a company is owned by that company
forward integration
What is 'Forward Integration'
Forward integration is a business strategy that involves a form of vertical integration whereby business activities are expanded to include control of the direct distribution or supply of a company's products. This type of vertical integration is conducted by a company moving down the supply chain. A good example of forward integration is when a farmer sells his crops at a local grocery store rather than to a distribution center that controls grocery store placement.
backward integration
Backward integration is a form of vertical integration that involves the purchase of suppliers. Companies will pursue backward integration when it will result in improved efficiency and cost savings. For example, backward integration might cut transportation costs, improve profit margins and make the firm more competitive.
By way of contrast, forward integration is a type of vertical integration that involves the purchase or control of distributors.
diversification, diversified
Diversifikation
subsidiaries
Tochtergesellschaft
divestment
Verkauf
restructuring
Umstrckturieren
disposes of its assets
Veräusserung von Vermögenswerten eines Unternehmens
Disposition refers to the act of getting rid of an asset or security through a direct sale or some other transfer method. Insider trades often report a disposition of a certain number of shares to board members and executives, which simply means that they have sold the assets in question.
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non-core-assets
Non-core assets are assets that are either not essential or simply no longer used in a company's business operations. They usually serve companies best when extra cash is needed as they can often be sold. Some businesses sell their non-core assets in order to pay down their bank debt. Non-core assets are not crucial to the continued success of a business but can still provide a valuable contribution.
core activities
Kerngeschäft
holding in a company
Beteiligung eines Unternehmens
parent company
Muttergesellschaft
hierarchical/pyramidal structure
Hyrachische Strukturen
line/chain of command
Befehlstrucktur
elaborate activities
ausgearbeitete Aktivitäten
manufacturing
Herstellung
wide range of products
Grosse Prudktepalette
autonomous divisions
Eigenständige Abteilung
