A business is an organization where people work together. In a business, people work to make and sell products or services. ... A business can earn a profit for the products and services it offers. The word business comes from the word busy, and means doing things. It works on regular basis.
Example: It prefers to highlight key problems with security and privacy issues and allows the reader to make up his her own mind .With examples of unwavering stances on critical issues and acting more and more like a typical BUSINESS (e.g.
es: Negocio
Buy
Verb
obtain in exchange for payment.
"she bought six first-class stamps"
Example: People may obviously think after the event and they will not BUY a brand which disappointed them
es: Vender
Client
Noun
a person or organization using the services of a lawyer or other professional person or company.
"insurance tailor-made to a client's specific requirements"
Example: In the ethnography this primarily shown most obviously through the treatment of the hostesses by the male CLIENTs- Allison describes how one male CLIENT 'reached out and patted her breast without even a murmur or even a glance' and how when lecherous gestures were made at them 'a hostess must be willing to put up with them
es: cliente
Company
Noun
the fact or condition of being with another or others, especially in a way that provides friendship and enjoyment.
"I really enjoy his company"
Example: In fact, according to McKinsey and COMPANY (1989), "the feasible improvement in gross margin on sales through improved quality performance was rated at an average of 17%" (Dale 2001:15).
es: Empresa
Competence
Adverb
the ability to do something successfully or efficiently.
"courses to improve the competence of staff"
Example: Although we are to understand 'good' here as COMPETENCE, we have seen that COMPETENCE - the performing of man's function - means living in accordance with virtue.
es: Competencia
Cost
Noun
of an object or action) require the payment of (a specified sum of money) before it can be acquired or done.
Example: Buonomo states that, while Eiffage engineers found both steel and concrete possibilities for the bridge to be of a similar COST, "the steel option was more slender and allowed faster construction.
es: costo
Demand
Noun
La demanda puede ser definida como la cantidad de bienes y servicios que son adquiridos por consumidores a diferentes precios, en una unidad de tiempo específica ya que sin un parámetro temporal no podemos decir si de una cantidad de demanda crece o decrece.
Example: Total revenue increases as price increases if the good has a more inelastic DEMAND (0 < elasticity < 1). Total revenue decreases as price increases if the good has a more elastic
es: an insistent and peremptory request, made as if by right.
Economic
Noun
justified in terms of profitability.
"many organizations must become larger if they are to remain economic"
Example: ECONOMIC & Consumers Demands Consumers in the UK are becoming more and more aware of the welfare issues of battery hen farming and showing strong demand for welfare friendly farmed eggs especially preferring free range eggs.
es: Económia
Goods
Noun
things to be transported, as distinct from passengers.
"a means of transporting passengers as well as goods"
Example: Excessive exports that used to be so encouraged by the authorities, in 1982 brought an undesired side-effect - sugar shortage, which was handled by introduction of a rationing system, that later covered also further GOODS (Austin et al., 1985).Situation where there were official lower prices and insufficient supply of commodities, black market and speculation emerged, which was very difficult to bring under control, especially as the government had to face the opposition of the contras and the US military intervention (Close, 1988).
es: bienes
Mark
Noun
1.
a small area on a surface having a different colour from its surroundings, typically one caused by damage or dirt.
Example: Although the meanings of words and their roles in communication may differ from those of experienced language users and the amount of words constituting this landMARK period are discussable, children's first words still MARK an important change in communication ability, therefore an important step towards their acquisition of language.
es: marca
Market
Sustant
a regular gathering of people for the purchase and sale of provisions, livestock, and other commodities.
"they wanted to browse around the street market"
Example: Should it be left to organisations such as UNESCO and WHO, or should it be national governments, or should it be left to the MARKET (consumers) to decide? Argue the pros and cons of the different groups becoming involved. 'If there were no standards, we would soon notice' (International Organization for Standardization
es: mercado
Marketing
Noun
Marketing es la ciencia y el arte de explorar, crear y entregar valor para satisfacer necesidades de un mercado objetivo con lucro. El Marketing identifica necesidades y deseos no realizados. Define, mide y cuantifica el tamaño del mercado identificado y el lucro potencial
Example: The Chinese can use their "guanxi" to promote products through sales-force MARKETING (Luoal. 1995)
es: the action or business of promoting and selling products or services, including market research and advertising.
packing
Noun
the action or process of packing something.
"she finished her packing"
adjectiveINFORMAL
carrying a gun, especially on a regular or habitual basis.
"gun-packing drug dealers have turned the area into a war zone"
Example: Following the excavation of 450 square metres, Piggott concluded that although the westernmost of the three, stone-hole A, had at one time contained a stone evidenced by the compaction of the PACKING-stones into the chalk bottom of the hole, the remaining two, stone-holes B and C, bore no similarity to the first in either dimension and basal content (Piggott, 1964: 203).
es: Empaque
Price
Verb
the amount of money expected, required, or given in payment for something.
Example: PRICE & Brand Implications: The Internet has radically altered distribution by way of reach, direct or indirect, and rich information available; yet this implicates pricing and branding strategies (Bowie et al
es: precio
Product
sale.
"food products"
a thing or person that is the result of an action or process.
"her perpetual suntan was the product of a solarium"
Example: The PRODUCTs such as the mushrooms are aimed to be on the supermarket shelf within 24hours of picking and therefore this ensures the quality of PRODUCT
es: producto
Promotion
Noun
activity that supports or encourages a cause, venture, or aim.
"the promotion of cultural and racial diversity"
Example: The key elements of the project are: exercise - a trained person teaches exercise to older people each week health PROMOTION - a different topic is covered each week and can include input from other health professionals such as pharmacists, podiatrists and physiotherapists getting up off the floor - useful techniques are demonstrated
es: promoción
Sale
Noun
the exchange of a commodity for money; the action of selling something.
Example: These are fairly generic across markets and the main concerns tend to be: Quality - of product and also of service Delivery - this enables the carrying of lower inventories and reduces risk Service - the quality of the interaction with the company and of the service it offers in the SALE and post SALE process Price - an important consideration.
es: Venta
Segment market
Noun
The term market segment refers to people who are grouped together for marketing purposes. Market segments are part of a larger market, often lumping ...
Example: In the Professionals SEGMENT MARKET share is 14.3% where it competes with SEMI (segment leader) and SOLD.
es: Mercados de segmentos
Service
the action of helping or doing work for someone.
"millions are involved in voluntary service"
Example: Numbers following quotes (e.g. - 3112) refer to the labelling of paragraphs in the original Inquiry Report (Feb 1993) Feasibility - 176 words In 1990, the London Ambulance SERVICE "performance standards were extremely low and came nowhere near to meeting the nationally agreed ORCON standards" - 3035. The modernisation of the London Ambulance SERVICE was essential, and the executive board saw a new CAD (computer aided dispatch) system as the prime means of improving these standards.
es: Servicio
Strategy
Adverb
the art of planning and directing overall military operations and movements in a war or battle.
Example: Radcliffe-Brown lacked "Malinowski's interest in individual motivation and STRATEGY " (Kuper, 2002, p39), this was undoubtedly a strength allowing an objective analysis of social systems, which Malinowski was never able to do (Kuper, 2002).
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