Answer:
C) standardization strategy
Explanation:
standardization strategy can be regarded as one whereby a business owner or firm give same treatment to the whole world as if it's just one market that have just small meaningful variation It's base on an assumption that needs of people can be met with a product.
Answer:
C) three reporting entities
Explanation:
A reporting entity is the same as an accounting entity, and it refers to a business or individual that must keep ts own accounting records. The entity must engage in separate activities and have separate obligations than other entities.
In this case:
- the Stone Creek Bank is one entity that borrowed $500,000
- John Hamilton is another entity because he borrowed money from the bank and is responsible for paying it back
- Sauce It Up restaurant is another entity that was created by John Hamilton, and received $450,000
Answer:
Skunkworks.
Explanation:
In the context of promoting organizational learning and intrapreneurship, the idea behind the role of <em>Skunkworks</em> is that, if intrapreneurs are isolated, they will become so intensely involved in a project that development time will be relatively brief and the quality of the final product will be enhanced.
A Skunkworks project typically represents an innovative project comprising of a loosely structured small group of people, usually outside the research and development departments of an organization. The Skunkworks is made up of well seasoned individuals or experts who research, quickly design or develop, and test innovative solutions for a project in order to enhance radical innovation.
As a result, isolating the intrapreneurs would enhance the rapid development and quality of the final product in a project.
Please note, Skunkworks has its origination from Martin Lockheed's World War II Skunkworks in the Advanced Development Projects (ADP).
Answer:
The sentence that contains NO errors is:
C. Due to budget restrictions, no new training courses will be approved until the new fiscal year.
Explanation:
Sentence A does not pluralize certificate and spells "receive" as "recieve." It is supposed to read like "Employees will not receive certificates until they have completed all three courses." In Sentence B, the pronoun, "their" should be changed to "they." In Sentence D, "schedule" should end with "d" with the presence of "have been." These leave Sentence C as the only grammatically correct sentence.
