Business Communication: Listening Exercises (B1- B2)
Hi there!
Here you can find some useful exercises to improve your listening skills:
Showing posts with label Business vocabulary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Business vocabulary. Show all posts
Business Communication: Business terms glossary
Hi again:
Here you can find the most common business terms and their translation to Spanish.
I'm also including formulas to analyze and calculate Cash Flowb
Business Communication: More on writing letters and e-mails (formal and semi-formal)
Here we go again:
If you want to practice some phrases and vocabulary for both formal and semi- formal letters and e-mails, try with these exercises:
Modern business letters/ emails in English
Semi- formal business letters/ emails in English 1
Semi- formal business letters/ emails in English 2
Business Communication: Writing models for business
Dear students:
Here you can find some writing models you can print and analyze for your future professional life:
Memos, e-mails, notes and notices
Formal letters
Reports
Business Communication: Case 1
Hi again:
This will be the first case of our semester.
Read the following article, then, answer the questions:
- What are the different types of communication in business.
- From the reasons the author gives for business communication to be so powerful, mention three that you consider as essential in a Mexican organization.
- What can be some obstacles we can have as Mexicans to have an effective and powerful communication in our businesses.
In order to get your 10 (TEN) points in your homework (cases), check this rubric out.
See ya!
Business Communication
Hi there!
Here's the book we'll be using all througout the semester. Please save it to your devices so we can work with it in class.
See you tomorrow!
Business Intelligence: Implementation of an Erp system
Hi again!
Here's an interesting article about the implementation of an Erp system.
Business Intelligence: Implementation of a CRM system
Hi there!
Here you have two examples of implementation of a CRM system. Please read them and analyze them in teams:
4 examples of how businesses are using CRM
10 steps to a successful CRM implementation
Business Intelligence: Overview of BI tools (videos)
Hi there!:
Here are the videos we watched in class last week. They're an overview of some BI tools we have available, such as the OLAP, OLTP, ETL, cubes, etc.
BI Tools Overview (OLTP, ETL, OLAP, MDX, BI Report)
Business Intelligence: Index of Economic Freedom
Dear students:
Take a look at this page. It categorizes most of the world's countries in terms of economic freedom.
Very enlightening...
Business Intelligence: Rubrics and last presentation
September 3:
Dear students, here's the presentation about economy we studied this week:
September 7:
As I told you in class, PLEASE PRINT THE FOLLOWING FORMATS for next Monday. You have to evaluate all the teams except yours, so please consider the number of copies you'll need. (If there are 10 teams, just print 9 formats, for example).
Business Intelligence: Case for Friday
Hi there!
This will be the case for this week. Can politics and businesses be mixed?
Read this story, and decide if the company should stop making campaign contributions.
Vocabulary:
- Super PAC: Political action committees (PACs) are formed to privately raise money to donate to a political campaign in hopes of influencing the election. Super PACs can raise unlimited amounts of money to influence an election, but they are not permitted to donate directly to a campaign.
- Lobbying: the activity of trying to persuade someone in authority, usually anelected member of a government, to support laws or rules that giveyour organization or industry an advantage.
- GMO- labeling: labeling indicating whether foods have or not have been derived from genetically engineered plants (genetically modified organisms).
- S&P companies: Standard and Poor's: iconic financial indexes and indicators.
Do Business and Politics Mix?
If needed:
username: lasalle
password: bajio
Business Intelligence: Culture PPT
As I promised many, many times during the week, here's the presentation about culture we studied these last days.
Business Intelligence: International Business, Environments and Operations
Hi, there!
As I promised, here you can find the book in English for you to have it. It's kind of a heavy file, so if you want it, save it TO YOUR COMPUTER. It's more than 800 pages.
Business Intelligence: The myth of globalisation
Hi there!
Here's the video about the "myth of globalisation" according to Peter Alfandary on Ted Talks.
The myth of globalisation
Business Intelligence: Case for Friday
Hi, there!
Here's the case you need to analyze for this next Friday August 24:
In a one-or-two page document, answer the following questions:
1. What do you think was the main reason for Wal-Mart to fail in the German market?
2. Was Wal-Mart’s basic strategy for capturing the German market by replicating the model that had proven to be successful in the American domestic market a good idea?
3. What were some mistakes Wal-Mart had in their management.
4. Do you think cultural differences may have caused some of these failures?
REMEMBER:
username: lasalle
password: bajio
Business Intelligence: Business ideas for your project
Hi, people:
Here you can find many ideas for your project this partial.
I want you to analyze your company. Use the SWOT and PESTLE schemes to examine the environment of your business.
Remember you have to make a PowerPoint presentation with all this.
The sharks in the tank will be evaluating your proposals.
Business Intelligence: Globalization PPT
Hi there!
I had some technical problems, so I couldn't upload the presentation earlier toda.
Anyway, here it is, so you can read it and analyze it for the partial exam.
See ya!
Globalization
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