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The drop dead date is the absolute deadline by which a task must be completed.
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Onboarding is the term commonly used to describe the process of interviewing, hiring and successfully integrating new employees into an organisation.

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A company’s core competency is its core activity.
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Future proofing is the anticipation of future events in business.

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Walt Disney’s ‘to make people happy’ is an example of a mission statement.

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Clicks and Bricks is a business strategy that combines traditional retail outlets with online commerce. Also known as ‘Clicks and Mortar’ (Clicks for the internet, Mortar for the building itself), a good example of this concept is online shopping, which allows well established businesses such as supermarkets to sell their products in the evolving marketplace. (more…)

This business acronym stands for ‘First In, First Out’ and works on the concept of ‘First Come, First Served.’ This method of stock control assures that the first stock of a product is used or sold before more recently produced or acquired goods.
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Wild ducks is a term coined by IBM founder Thomas Watson and refers to the need for fresh blood within an organisation.
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The term kaizen originated in Japan and means gradual, ordered and continuous improvement. (more…)

A measure used to gauge the effectiveness of a website in retaining individual users. Every company wants their website to have a high stickiness factor.

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