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Unscramble concepts from week 9
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Structured programs that speed growth with mentors, funding, and milestones.
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Assets with physical form that can be seen, touched, and felt, such as equipment and buildings.
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Assets without physical form, including ideas, brands, trademarks, and proprietary processes.
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Legally protected creations of the mind that can be turned into products or services.
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Legal grant protecting an inventor's rights to an invention for a set time.
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Registration that allows use of a name, symbol, or jingle with a product or service and prevents others from using similar marks.
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Protection that gives creators exclusive rights to reproduce and distribute their works for a period.
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Proprietary information and know-how that provide competitive advantage.
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Money sources needed to start and run a business, including grants, investors, or internal funds.
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A funding approach that relies on the founder's own money and low-cost strategies to start and grow a project, reducing external cash needs.
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Financing sourced from many individuals who contribute small amounts to support a venture's goals.
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A financial gift from an organization or agency earmarked for a specific objective or project.
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The science of crafting work environments to fit human abilities and reduce strain.
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A production approach delivering materials exactly when needed, reducing inventory.
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Major purchase of a long-lasting asset used in operations.
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Costs incurred in daily activities like wages, supplies, and utilities.
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Maximum output a machine can achieve in a defined period.
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Realistic production level limited by processes and scheduling.
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Gap between theoretical maximum and achievable output under normal operations.
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Hiring based on family ties or close relationships rather than merit.
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comprehensive cost of owning large capital items, including initial direct costs, operating direct costs, and indirect costs
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details the what, when, who, how long, with what, and how much of company activities.
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the measurement of outcomes and an evaluation of the activities that led to those outcomes.
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internal comparison of actual outcomes with expected outcomes
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organization, scheduling, coordination, standardization, and cooperation
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measure of a company’s ability to cover its immediate and short-term (i.e., due within one year) debts and obligations
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agreement between a bank and a depositor where the bank makes available a maximum amount of money the depositor can borrow at any time during the loan; the borrower pays a fee during the term and pays interest when there is a balance on the loan
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raising money to fund the startup and operation of a business
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A positive cash flow exists when cash received exceeds cash spent. A negative cash flow occurs when cash received is less than cash disbursed.
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the promise to pay later for something already acquired.
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When the delivery is made, the delivery driver or the online agent will release the product to the customer once payment has been received.
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process of establishing and maintaining bilateral relationship with other people to exchange information, ideas, products or services, and money
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informal, loosely organized group of individuals who have no formal process for joining or leaving the group, and who focus on a specific activity or social cause
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formal, structured group of individuals who have a strict process or specific criteria that applicants must meet before being accepted as members
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group of individuals who have a flexible set of criteria for membership and function within a very broad set of guidelines; certain criteria may be required of regular members, but guests are frequently accepted with no long-term commitment expected
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group of companies or employees of companies in a specific industry, business structure, or social cause
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organization formed by professionals or organizations assisting startup or early stage businesses that provides office space, financial/technical support, or advisors whose skills in management and marketing complement the talents of the entrepreneur
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organization formed by an alliance of business professionals who assist entrepreneurs in their startup or early stage businesses in exchange for an equity investment in the entrepreneur’s company
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