Brigadeiro: The Conversion Process

The Conversion Process

Production of goods or services is basically a process of conversion. Inputs (the basic ingredients) are transformed (by application of labor and capital) into outputs (the desired product or service).

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Gols and objectives

Gols and objectives

A goal is a broad, long-range accomplishment that the organization whishes to attain in typically five or more years.

Objective is a specific, short-range target designed to help reach taht goal.

Establishing goals and objectives is the key task in the planning process.

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E-Commerce x E-Business

What is the difference between E-Commerce and E-Business?

E-Commerce involves buying and selling over eletronic networks.

E-Business uses Internet technology to do much more than set up a website to sell or deliver goods.

E-Commerce is indeed an important part of becoming an e-business, but it is only one step in the evolutionary process. To become an e-business, companies must develop systems and structures that facilitate the company's ability to innovate constantly, react rapidly and handle dynamic change.

Here are the 10 Most Popular E-Business sites updated constantly by Alexa Global Traffic Rank website's:

• 1
  Paypal.com

  
  

  Online payment service for individuals and merchants. Allows users to send money and bills to a...Morenyone with e-mail.
• 2
  Alibaba.com

  
  

  The first business of Alibaba Group, Alibaba.com (www.alibaba.com) is the leading platform for ...Moreglobal wholesale trade serving millions of buyers and suppliers around the world. Through Alibaba.com, small businesses can sell their products to companies in other countries. Sellers on Alibaba.com are typically manufacturers and distributors based in China and other manufacturing countries such as India, Pakistan, the United States and Japan.
• 3
  Espn.go.com

  
  

  Sports news network. Includes broadcast schedule, game scores and results, and articles on coll...Moreege and professional sports.
• 4
  Https://www.chase.com/

  
  

  The largest banking company in the United States.
• 5
  Finance.yahoo.com

  
  

  Personal finance, investing tips and news.
• 6
  Bankofamerica.com

  
  

  Nationwide bank. Includes product and service information, online banking and bank location fin...Moreder.
• 7
  Forbes.com

  
  

  Information about companies and the people who run them. Forbes success lists including the Pla...Moretinum 400 best-performing U.S. big companies, the Private 500 largest U.S. private firms, and the world's richest people.
• 8
  Indeed.com

  
  

  Indeed is a search engine for jobs - with a radically different approach to job search. In one ...Moresimple search, Indeed gives job seekers free access to millions of employment opportunities from thousands of websites. Indeed.com includes all the job listings from major job boards, newspapers, associations and company career pages - and we continue to add new sites every day.
• 9
  Wellsfargo.com

  
  

  Connects customers to essential financial services 24 hours a day -- by ATM, phone or personal ...Morecomputer, as well as through a growing network of traditional and supermarket branches.
• 10
  Zillow.com

  
  

  Zillow.com launched its beta service in February 2006, with the goal of empowering consumers wi...Moreth tools and information to transform how they buy and sell homes. Zillow was started by a group of Internet veterans, including Expedia founder and former CEO Rich Barton and former Expedia Senior Vice President Lloyd Frink.

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3 fundamentals concepts about business

Hello, today we have 3 fundamentals concepts about business.

Business is everywhere. Whether you're flying in an airplane, watching a movie or enjoying your favorite coffee drink, you're involved in someone else's business. In this post you'll learn 3 fundamentals concepts.


Business is a profit-seeking activity that provides goods and services that satisfy consumer's needs, for example clothing, food, transportation, communication, health care, and much more.

The driving force behind most businesses is the prospect of earning a profit - what remains after all expenses have been deducted from business revenue. Still not every organization exists to earn a profit.

Nonprofit organizations such as public schools and universities, museums, libraries and symphonies exist to provide society with a social or educational service.


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Where does our food come from?

Hello everybody!
My tips today is a amazing site about our daily food.
Where does our food come from? For answer this question is nice to consult:

http://seedmap.org/

You can find many informations about a lot of countries.

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Brazilian Caipirinha

Below tips how to prepare a Brazilian Caipirinha.

Ingredients:

1 lemon cut in 4 pieces

1 cup of Cachaça

Sugar to tast

How to prepare:

Put the pieces of lemon into the glass with sugar and smash it with the pestle. Then add the cachaça and serve it with ice cubes. 

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Theories of Motivation: Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs

Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs

In 1943 psychologist Abraham Maslow proposed the theory that behavior determined by a variety of needs. He organized these needs into five categories and then arranged the categories in a hierarchy. The most basic needs are at the bottom of this hierarchy and the more advanced needs are toward the top. In Maslow’s hierarchy, all of the requirements for basic survival – food, clothing, shelter, and the like – fall into the category of physiological needs. These basic needs must be satisfied before the person can consider higher-level needs such as safety needs, social needs (the need to give and receive love and to feel a sense of belonging), and esteem needs (the need for a sense of self-worth and integrity).

At the top of Maslow’s hierarchy is self-actualization – the need to become everything one can become. This need is also the most difficult to fulfill. Employees who reach this point work not only to make money or to impress others but also because the feel their work is worthwhile and satisfying in itself. Self-actualization needs partially explain why some people make radical career changes or strike out on their own as entrepreneurs.