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Audit vs Inspection Audit and inspection are carried out to verify that a certain set of standards, guidelines, rules, and norms are being met. Audits are carried out in greater depth than inspections, and they usually require a longer period of time. In contrast, inspections are less formal and can be done on a […]
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Supply Chain vs Value Chain Supply chains and value chains are both networks of companies/processes that come together to deliver a product that is of good quality, at low cost, in a timely manner. Both supply chains and value chains are made up of a well-integrated selection of processes that need to be strategically […]
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Core Competencies vs Competitive Advantage Core competencies and competitive advantages are closely related to one another as they both help companies achieve greater market share, customer satisfaction, loyalty and greater profits. Core competencies generally lead to competitive advantages, although this may not always be the case. Core competencies and competitive advantages both help a […]
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Transactional vs Transformational Leadership Leadership is a quality that is found in only a few individuals but these are the people who play a vital role in any organization as they provide direction to the subordinates. Thus, they are like rudders of a boat in a water body. With the passage of time, organizational […]
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战略与政策的成功业务rongly linked to how the management of the company perceives the goals to be achieved and the ways devised to achieve those goals. There are two different but interrelated concepts of strategy and policy that are very confusing for outsiders to a business. There are […]
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Negotiation vs Mediation As alternative dispute resolution techniques, we have known negotiation and mediation for long, long time now. Even in the time of kings and even before between tribes, these were techniques that were based on give and take to resolve bitter disputes. Disputes can turn into ugly spats between individuals and even […]
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Control Limits vs Specification Limits If a layman looks or hears the words control limits and specification limits, he will probably get nothing out of them, but the same words mean a lot to those involved in production process in a factory. There are many who confuse between these concepts despite them being totally dissimilar. […]
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Transformed Resources vs Transforming Resources The production process is always involved with inputs as well as outputs. Inputs are invariably raw materials, while outputs are products that are desired to be sold in the markets. In modern management theories, it is common to encounter words like transformed goods and transforming goods that are very confusing […]
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Project vs Program One question that troubles many is the difference between a program and project. Whether he is given a program or a project does not mean much to a layman, but to a manager, it means a lot as both entail different functions and responsibilities that will be clear only when the differences […]
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Public vs Private Procurement When we talk about public and private sectors, we know that we are talking about two different entities that have different work ethics, different roles and responsibilities in the economy, and different work parameters. In case of public enterprises, the first and foremost objective is not profit, but public good. On […]