Technical and Organizational Project Study
Part 3: Technical and Organizational Project Study
Technical Study
The technical study involves collecting and analyzing background information related to the feasibility of producing the good or service by the project and the impact of its variables on profitability.
Aspects to Consider in this Study
- Objectives
- Defining the project’s technology
- Definition of the producing unit
- Project size
- Project location
- Conclusion of the technical study
Technical Feasibility
The technical feasibility of the project involves
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UNIT 1: THE ENTERPRISE AS A SYSTEM
Characteristics of the Company as a System
- Open Systems: Companies are open systems, meaning they interact with their environment.
- Technical Systems: Companies rely on individuals with specific knowledge and skills.
- Psychosocial Systems: Companies are comprised of people working together in groups.
- Mixed Systems: Companies consist of both tangible (e.g., assets) and intangible (e.g., knowledge) elements.
- Organized Structure: Companies are structured according to an organizational
Samsung Electronics: SWOT Analysis & Competitive Advantages
Company Overview
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. (Samsung), a subsidiary of the Samsung Group, is a global technology leader. The company designs, manufactures, and sells a wide range of products, including:
- Consumer electronics (digital cameras, camcorders, TVs, Blu-rays, laptops, home theaters, displays, tablets)
- Telecoms equipment (phones, smartphones)
- Semiconductors (DRAM, V-NAND, SSD, UFC)
- Home appliances (washers, refrigerators, microwaves, dishwashers, vacuums)
Samsung operates in over 80 countries
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1. Business Structures and Legal Aspects
1.1. Corporation Liability
In a corporation, the shareholder’s liability is:
b) Limited to contribute.
1.2. Limited Partnership Capital
In a limited partnership:
b) The minimum capital is EUR 3005.45.
1.3. Cooperative Society Classification
The cooperative society is:
b) A non-commercial society, i.e., non-profit or social economy.
2. Business Location and Organization
2.1. Business Location Determinants
Factors to consider when determining the location of a business:
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Accounting Terms Glossary
Shareholders
Category: Equity
Balance: Lender
Definition: Represents the non-integrated capital subscribed by the shareholders of a company.
Payables
Category: Passive
Balance: Lender
Definition: Represents overall indebtedness.
Advancement Salary
Category: Active
Balance: Debtor
Definition: Represents the payment of wages to an employee before the due date.
Rents Collected
Category: Gain
Balance: Lender
Definition: Represents the collection of rent.
Advance Rental Income
Category: Passive
Balance:
Managerial Control Tools and Techniques
Unit VII: Control Tools
Basics
Control involves measuring and correcting individual and organizational performance to ensure alignment with plans. This includes measuring performance against goals, detecting deviations from standards, and taking corrective actions.
Control activities are often associated with measuring achievements. Tools like budget expenditures, inspection records, and records of lost man-hours serve as measurement tools, indicating whether plans are effective. Persistent deviations
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