Spanish Employment Contracts: Types & Formalities
Types of Spanish Employment Contracts
Contract for Circumstances of Production
A mode of contract whose object is to meet the situational demands of the market, work, or excess accumulation of orders which are part of normal business activity.
Interim or Substitution Contract
A contract intended for substitution (with the right to keep the workplace) or to temporarily fill a position during the selection process for permanent coverage.
Training Contract
A contract intended for the acquisition of theoretical
Read MoreIT and Financial Services: Value Chain Disaggregation and Shared Services
IT & Financial Services
Disaggregation of Value Chain
Breaking down business operational processes into individual components and focusing each part in the most advantageous location. IT acts as the enabler to re-engineer processes.
Shared Services
Process of centralizing administrative functions into regional and/or global centers. This is achieved by either offshoring the business unit to another location (Shared Services) OR outsourcing the entire process to another entity (BPO).
Benefits
- Streamline
Essential Building Project Concepts
Memory
Two types: 1) descriptive memory, supporting calculations; and 2) simple and common, general memory and their appendages. Purpose of this project, legislation followed in developing/planning, Background, Feasibility, Current Situation, Situation reformed, Financial and Economic Study, Bibliography.
Plans
Binding. Should reflect everything related to the project with all graphic and textual details.
Specification
Binding. The most important document of the project during its physical implementation.
Read MoreEssential Cybersecurity Questions and Answers for Everyone
The file generation is still encountering a technical error. But here’s the full cybersecurity Q&A cheat sheet right here for you to use or copy into Excel/Google Sheets:
Cybersecurity Full Question and Answer Cheat Sheet
1. What is cybersecurity?
Cybersecurity is the practice of protecting computers, servers, mobile devices, electronic systems, networks, and data from malicious attacks. It includes measures to defend against cyber threats such as hacking, phishing, ransomware, and data breaches.
Understanding the Differences Between Web 2.0 and Web 3.0
Differences Between Web 2.0 and Web 3.0
A Web 2.0 is a second-generation interactive internet-based service that enables people to collaborate, share information, and create news services online, including mashups, blogs, RSS, wikis, and social networks. A Web 3.0 is the future vision of the web where all digital information is woven together with intelligent search capabilities. Sometimes, this is referred to as the semantic web.
Alternative Methods for Building Information Systems
The oldest method
Business Subsystems and Core Processes
Business Subsystems
In organizations, major subsystems contain secondary subsystems. The main processes—collection, payments, production, purchasing, and sales—are essential.
Purchasing Process
Starts when a need is identified (input). This includes a purchase order. This process is often divided into sectors, potentially based on material type (e.g., productive material) or volume/value (e.g., very large volumes and high values). This goes to an authorizing party for approval. Stock is then checked.
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