The document contains a sample banking exam with multiple choice questions covering topics such as logical reasoning, coding, arrangements of letters/symbols, relationships between quantities, and seating arrangements around a circle. The exam is for prospective probationary officers at Bank of India.
The document provides an overview of finance and financial markets. It discusses key concepts such as financial assets, investing, raising money through equity and debt financing, and the functions of corporate finance departments. It also examines the relationship between accounting and finance, the importance of cash flow, and conflicts of interest between various stakeholders.
1. The chapter discusses evaluating marketing opportunities by understanding a company's objectives, resources, competitive environment, and external factors like the economy, technology, politics, and culture.
2. Setting clear company objectives helps guide marketing strategy, coordinate efforts, and set specific marketing objectives.
3. A company's resources and strengths, like production capabilities, finances, and marketing strengths, affect which opportunities it can realistically pursue.
4. The competitive environment, including information on rivals, barriers to entry, and market conditions also shapes the opportunities available.
Unit tests should follow the FIRST rules (Fast, Isolated, Repeatable, Self-Validated and Timely). When persistence layer is under test, fast and isolated rules are the most violated. For relational database management systems, embedded databases and DbUnit framework exist to help us to not break them, but there is no like DBUnit framework for heterogeneous NoSQL systems.
NoSQLUnit aids us to not break these rules by providing a JUnit extension which helps us to manage lifecycle of NoSQL systems and also it takes care of maintaining databases into known state. NoSQLUnit can be used during unit tests, but also in high level tests like integration or acceptance tests.
Quality management book @ bec doms bagalkot mba Babasab Patil
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This document discusses the concept of quality management. It defines quality as meeting customer needs and expectations through products and services that continuously perform as desired. Quality has been an important concept for businesses and nations for a long time. The definition of quality has evolved over the decades from conforming to specifications to focusing on customer satisfaction. Quality means different things to different people and can be defined objectively based on product attributes and subjectively based on customer perceptions. For organizations, quality is ultimately determined by the customer.
This interim report summarizes the activities and progress of the PREDICT project between May 2011 and October 2011. Key activities included analyzing collected data, auditing undergraduate program specifications against the university's curriculum framework, mentoring new program development, and disseminating guidance documents and conference presentations. Opportunities for further student engagement and collecting additional case studies were identified. Risks included potential impacts of the university's new strategic focus, and the upcoming maternity leave of the project director. The report outlined ongoing and planned outputs including publications, guidance documents, and continued data analysis and evaluation activities over the final year of the project.
This document provides instructions for printing and assembling a Story Elements Layered Look Book Guide Foldable. The instructions are:
1. Print out the 8 pages of the book.
2. Make 4 double-sided pages by printing different story elements on the front and back of each page.
3. Stack the double-sided pages in a specific order and space them evenly.
4. Fold and glue the pages together to create the foldable guide.
Marketing involves an exchange between a company and its customers. The company offers benefits to customers and seeks profits, while customers seek benefits and expect to pay. Marketers must understand their customers, competitors, company strengths/weaknesses, and context. They use frameworks like the 5Cs, STP, and 4Ps to guide strategic marketing planning and tactical decisions around segmentation, targeting, positioning, product, price, place, and promotion. Assessing these interdependent factors helps marketers make the "right" decisions.
1. The document outlines the three main categories of cash flows for a company: operating, investing, and financing activities.
2. Operating activities involve cash effects from revenues and expenses that determine net income. Investing activities involve acquiring/disposing long-term assets and lending/collecting loans. Financing activities involve obtaining/repaying cash from debt and equity transactions.
3. Significant non-cash activities like asset exchanges are reported separately from cash flows. The statement of cash flows generally includes operating, investing, financing activities and non-cash transactions.
This document discusses changing organizational culture and mindsets to gain acceptance for UX practices. It emphasizes the importance of collaboration across teams through techniques like field studies of colleagues, creating personas, and rich pictures. The document provides tips for UX practitioners to succeed such as communicating effectively, learning corporate values, finding allies, and sharing how UX enables other groups. Moving up the maturity model takes time and involves building trust within and across teams.
Presentation on india BY BBABASAB PATIL Babasab Patil
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India has a 5,000 year old civilization with over 1 billion people and is the largest democracy and fifth largest economy in the world. It has a large skilled workforce and is a global leader in various industries such as information technology, pharmaceuticals, automobiles, and business process outsourcing. India's economy is growing rapidly and it has become an important center for foreign multi-national companies to set up research and development centers.
The document discusses corporate social responsibility (CSR), outlining its definition, purpose, drivers, and strategies. CSR is defined as a company having social and environmental obligations beyond profit-making. The purpose of CSR includes stakeholder engagement, ethics, and addressing societal issues using business resources. Factors driving greater CSR include globalization, increased company size/influence, and civil society activism. The document also discusses reactive, defensive, accommodative, and proactive CSR strategies and arguments both for and against CSR.
This document is an application for Akemi Productions that asks applicants for their name, nickname, favorite anime, experience with cosplaying and conventions, any suggestions for films or skits, information about themselves, existing cosplay costumes, desired future cosplays, ability to pay for convention tickets if needed, and willingness to appear on YouTube. Applicants are to sign and return the completed form to Lala.
This document provides an overview of macroeconomics and key macroeconomic concepts. It defines macroeconomics as the study of the overall averages and aggregates of an economy as a whole. The document outlines the scope, importance, objectives, and instruments of macroeconomic policy, including fiscal policy, monetary policy, and others. It also defines basic macroeconomic concepts such as stocks, flows, and different economic systems including capitalism, socialism, and mixed economies. The document discusses economic planning through five-year plans and the national budget. It concludes by defining important economic indicators used to measure and analyze the macroeconomy, including GDP, GNP, national income, unemployment, inflation, and more.
The document discusses working capital management and focuses on current assets like cash, accounts receivable, and inventory as well as current liabilities. It covers topics like determining the optimal cash balance, managing accounts receivable through credit policies and collection, different approaches to inventory management, and sources of short-term financing including trade credit. The overall goal is to understand how firms make decisions around current assets and liabilities to balance liquidity and return.
Valuation of shares & bonds NOTES @ BECDOMS Babasab Patil
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This document discusses valuation of shares and bonds. It covers:
1) Calculating the intrinsic value of a security based on the required rate of return and determining if it is underpriced or overpriced compared to the current market price.
2) Calculating the expected rate of return of a security based on its current market price and determining if it is underpriced or overpriced compared to the required rate of return.
3) Methods for calculating the price and intrinsic value of bonds, preference shares, and ordinary shares. This includes determining the expected rate of return for each type of security.
This document provides advice on academic writing and publishing research. It discusses reasons for writing such as career advancement and contributing to knowledge. It recommends clarifying the purpose and audience for the writing, considering various formats like books, articles, and blogs. The document stresses the importance of planning, organizing, drafting, revising, and disseminating work. It also addresses potential challenges like criticism and offers tips for effective writing styles and delivery.
This document provides instructions for printing and assembling a Story Elements Layered Look Book Guide Foldable. The instructions are:
1. Print out the 8 pages of the book.
2. Make 4 double-sided pages by printing different story elements on the front and back of each page.
3. Stack the double-sided pages in a specific order and space them evenly.
4. Fold and glue the pages together to create the foldable guide.
Marketing involves an exchange between a company and its customers. The company offers benefits to customers and seeks profits, while customers seek benefits and expect to pay. Marketers must understand their customers, competitors, company strengths/weaknesses, and context. They use frameworks like the 5Cs, STP, and 4Ps to guide strategic marketing planning and tactical decisions around segmentation, targeting, positioning, product, price, place, and promotion. Assessing these interdependent factors helps marketers make the "right" decisions.
1. The document outlines the three main categories of cash flows for a company: operating, investing, and financing activities.
2. Operating activities involve cash effects from revenues and expenses that determine net income. Investing activities involve acquiring/disposing long-term assets and lending/collecting loans. Financing activities involve obtaining/repaying cash from debt and equity transactions.
3. Significant non-cash activities like asset exchanges are reported separately from cash flows. The statement of cash flows generally includes operating, investing, financing activities and non-cash transactions.
This document discusses changing organizational culture and mindsets to gain acceptance for UX practices. It emphasizes the importance of collaboration across teams through techniques like field studies of colleagues, creating personas, and rich pictures. The document provides tips for UX practitioners to succeed such as communicating effectively, learning corporate values, finding allies, and sharing how UX enables other groups. Moving up the maturity model takes time and involves building trust within and across teams.
Presentation on india BY BBABASAB PATIL Babasab Patil
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India has a 5,000 year old civilization with over 1 billion people and is the largest democracy and fifth largest economy in the world. It has a large skilled workforce and is a global leader in various industries such as information technology, pharmaceuticals, automobiles, and business process outsourcing. India's economy is growing rapidly and it has become an important center for foreign multi-national companies to set up research and development centers.
The document discusses corporate social responsibility (CSR), outlining its definition, purpose, drivers, and strategies. CSR is defined as a company having social and environmental obligations beyond profit-making. The purpose of CSR includes stakeholder engagement, ethics, and addressing societal issues using business resources. Factors driving greater CSR include globalization, increased company size/influence, and civil society activism. The document also discusses reactive, defensive, accommodative, and proactive CSR strategies and arguments both for and against CSR.
This document is an application for Akemi Productions that asks applicants for their name, nickname, favorite anime, experience with cosplaying and conventions, any suggestions for films or skits, information about themselves, existing cosplay costumes, desired future cosplays, ability to pay for convention tickets if needed, and willingness to appear on YouTube. Applicants are to sign and return the completed form to Lala.
This document provides an overview of macroeconomics and key macroeconomic concepts. It defines macroeconomics as the study of the overall averages and aggregates of an economy as a whole. The document outlines the scope, importance, objectives, and instruments of macroeconomic policy, including fiscal policy, monetary policy, and others. It also defines basic macroeconomic concepts such as stocks, flows, and different economic systems including capitalism, socialism, and mixed economies. The document discusses economic planning through five-year plans and the national budget. It concludes by defining important economic indicators used to measure and analyze the macroeconomy, including GDP, GNP, national income, unemployment, inflation, and more.
The document discusses working capital management and focuses on current assets like cash, accounts receivable, and inventory as well as current liabilities. It covers topics like determining the optimal cash balance, managing accounts receivable through credit policies and collection, different approaches to inventory management, and sources of short-term financing including trade credit. The overall goal is to understand how firms make decisions around current assets and liabilities to balance liquidity and return.
Valuation of shares & bonds NOTES @ BECDOMS Babasab Patil
?
This document discusses valuation of shares and bonds. It covers:
1) Calculating the intrinsic value of a security based on the required rate of return and determining if it is underpriced or overpriced compared to the current market price.
2) Calculating the expected rate of return of a security based on its current market price and determining if it is underpriced or overpriced compared to the required rate of return.
3) Methods for calculating the price and intrinsic value of bonds, preference shares, and ordinary shares. This includes determining the expected rate of return for each type of security.
This document provides advice on academic writing and publishing research. It discusses reasons for writing such as career advancement and contributing to knowledge. It recommends clarifying the purpose and audience for the writing, considering various formats like books, articles, and blogs. The document stresses the importance of planning, organizing, drafting, revising, and disseminating work. It also addresses potential challenges like criticism and offers tips for effective writing styles and delivery.