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Joel Baur
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Joel Baur
This flashcard set helps university-level learners of English expand their business vocabulary. Focusing on terms like "transaction cost analysis," "subcontractor," and "outsourcing," it aids in understanding key concepts in corporate operations. The platform supports backward learning, allowing users to practice from English to their native language or vice versa. Ideal for students and professionals, this set enhances fluency in business communication, making it valuable for those at an advanced level seeking to refine their expertise in the field.
Cartes-fiches
30
Utilisateurs
1
Langue
Allemand
Catégorie
Anglais
Niveau
Université
Créé / Mis à jour
03.04.2016 / 03.04.2016
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Cartes-fiches

when a company pays another company to do work such as buying materials, paying employees' salaries, sending invoices, etc.

back office outsourcing (n)

the activity of sending bills to customers

billing (n)
jobs that need to be done in a business

business functions (pl n)

when a company pays another company to do work such as marketing or producing invoices, etc.

business process outsourcing (BPO) (n)

skills

capabilities (pl n)

the ways that a company organizes and combines ist HR, know-how, equipment and other assets

core competences / core competencies(pl n)
the way a company does things, what ist employees think, etc.

corporate culture (n)

when you are able to spend less money by doing something a particular way

cost savings (pl n)

services which involve dealing with customers

customer-facing services (pl n)

a high level of knowledge or skill that a person or company has

expertise (n)
to give a particular job to someone else so that they do it for you

farm out (phrasal v)

when a company pays another company to do work for it such as marketing or technical support

front office outsourcing (n)

if a company globalizes, it starts to operate all over the world

globalize (v)

done by employees in an organization tather than by another company or person

in-house (adj)
when you give jobs relating to computers to another company to do

information technology (IT) outsourcing (n)

the job of sending out documents showing a person or company how much they owe you

invoicing (n)

when a company gets another company to do work that involves a very special knowledge of a subject

knowledge process outsourcing (KPO) (n)

someone who has special knowledge about a subject

knowledge worker (n)
when a company gives work relating to transporting and storing goods to another company to do

logistics outsourcing (n)

the activities that a company does to encourage people to buy a product or use a service

marketing (n)

not essential or not the main part of something

non-core (adj)

to use a company in another country to do part of your company's work

offshore (v)
the use of a company in another country to do part of your company's work

offshore outsourcing (n)

payment of money to people who work for a company

payroll (n)

the job of buying something

purchasing (n)

when a company pays another ompany or person to do work that is important for ist long-term goals

strategic outsourcing (n)

to pay another company to do some work for your company

subcontract (v)

a person or another company that a company pays to do work for them

subcontractor (n)

help given to customers in using or repairing a product they have bought

technical support (n)

a study that a company does of how much a particular business activity costs, in order to find out if it would be cheaper to get another company to do it

transaction cost analysis (n)

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