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INDIAN
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
MANAGEMENT
& ADMINISTRATION
AN ISO 9001 : 2008 CERTIFIED INSTITUTION
SUBJECT:-Business Communication
MARKS :80
Course : BMS (Bachelors In
Management Studies)
Answer the question in one line.
Q1. Explain the nature and general
purpose of financial statements. (10 marks)
Answer:Financial statements, which are accounting
reports, serve as the principal method of communicating financial information
about a business entity or an individual to outside parties such as banks and
investors. In a technical sense, financial statements summarize the accounting
process and provide a tabulation of account titles and amounts of money.
Furthermore, financial statements report the financial position or financial
status
Q2. What is meant by the term
‘Just-in-Time’ Inventory system? (10 marks)
Answer:Just in time (JIT) inventory is a management
system in which materials or products are produced or acquired only as demand
requires. This approach to managing inventory has become increasingly popular
in the early 21st century as suppliers and retailers collaborate to try to
control inventory costs while still meeting customer demands.
Purpose: Just in time inventory is intended
to avoid situations in which inventory exceeds demand and places increased
burden on your business to manage the extra inventory. Manufacturers using JIT
processes want to use materials for
Q3. Differentiate between push and
pull strategies for promotion. (10 marks)
Answer:Push versus pull are two prominent marketing
strategies used by companies to market their products. Pull marketing means
marketing to end customers to create demand, while push marketing means enticing
trade buyers to purchase and carry your product by offering promotions and
price inducements that give them better profit potential.
Distribution Process: To understand the implications of
push and pull marketing you need familiarity with the distribution or trade
channel. This is the
Q4. Define the term “Material
Management”. What are the problems faced by materials managers in today’s
world? (10 marks)
Answer:Thus, material management is an important
function of an organisation covering various aspects of input process, i.e., it
deals with raw materials, procurement of machines and other equipment’s
necessary for the production process and spare parts for the maintenance of the
plant. Thus in a production process materials management can be considered as
an preliminary to transformation process.
It involves planning and programming
for the
Q5. Define channel of communication,
discuss different types of channels of business communication. (10 marks)
Answer:In an
organization, information flows forward, backwards and sideways. This flow of
information is called communication. Communication channels refer to the way
this information flows within the organization.
In this web known as communication, a manager becomes a link.
Instructions or decisions flow upwards, downwards or sideways, depending on the
position of the manager in the communication web. For example, a report from a
lower-level manager will flow upwards to upper-level managers or directors.
This upward flow of information can be face-to-face conversations, emails or
interdepartmental memos.
Q6. What do you know about
‘Adjustment Requests’? (10 marks)
Answer:The agent in the Interaction Center for
Financial Customer Care can search for adjustment requests, display existing
adjustment requests, and create/change new adjustment requests. You can use
authorizations to control whether an approval should be necessary before the
update of the adjustment request in Contract Accounts Receivable and Payable
(SAP FI-CA) in SAP ECC.The agent can also create adjustment requests from the
invoice display, the account balance, the item list, or a dispute case. When you access adjustment request processing
directly from the navigation bar, the system automatically displays the
adjustment
Q7. Which format one should perceive
while writing a report? (10 marks)
Answer:A report is a systematic, well organised
document which defines and analyses a subject or problem, and which may
include:
·
The
record of a sequence of events
·
Interpretation
of the significance of these events or facts
·
Evaluation
of the facts or results of research presented
·
Discussion
of the outcomes of a decision or course of action
·
Conclusions
·
Recommendations
Q8. What are Functional Words and
which function they perform? (10 marks)
Answer:The distinction between function/structure
words and content/lexical words proposed by C.C. Fries in 1952 has been highly
influential in the grammar used in second language acquisition and English
Language Teaching. Function words are words that have little lexical meaning or
have ambiguous meaning, but instead serve to express grammatical relationships
with other words within a sentence, or specify the attitude or mood of the
speaker. They signal the structural relationships that words have to one
another and are the glue that holds sentences together. Thus, they serve as
important elements to the structures of sentences.
Words that are not function words
are called content
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