Answer:
Enterprise systems
Explanation:
Enterprise systems are software applications that organizations prefer due to their cross-functional abilities. Enterprise systems contrast specific-discipline or departmental based applications. Enterprise systems facilitate the seamless flow of information within the departments of an organization.
Enterprise systems integrate different functions of a business, including finance, production, customer management, marketing, and human resources, by providing one software applicable to all. The application helps managers and employees reduce the time and effort spent managing information. With an enterprise system, information is available from a single source.
Types of Enterprise systems include
SCM: Supply Chain Management
ERP: Enterprise Resource Planning
CRM: Customer Relationship Management
Answer:
2.False
Explanation:
Opportunity cost in simple terms refers to the next best alternative.
Opportunity cost refers to the benefits foregone of non chosen options when one of those options is chosen. For e.g opportunity cost of attending a full time college is the loss of salary had the same student opted to work, in addition to college fees paid for the period of study.
In the given case, the costs expressed such as college fee, rent, food, books, tuition and entertainment is explicit costs. Secondly no second non chosen option is mentioned in the question.
Thus, the given statement is false.
Answer:
$1.12
Explanation:
Basic earnings per share is the standard calculation of the portion of a company's income that is earned or returned on one share of its common stock.
The formula for Basic Earnings Per Share is = Net Profit - Preference Dividend / Weighted Average Number of Shares
Weighted average number of shares can be obtained by multiplying the number of outstanding shares by the portion of the reporting period those shares covered.
Therefore applying the above to the scenario we have: 2000000/ [1500000+(500000*7/12)] = 2,000,000/1,791,667 = $1.12
Answer and Explanation:
The Preparation of company's cash budget is shown below:-
Beginning cash balance $21,000
Add: Cash receipt $100,000
Total cash available $121,000
Less: Cash disbursement $99,000
Excess of cash available
over disbursement $22,000
Add: Borrowings $33,000
Cash balance, ending $55,000