Business impact analysis
Working out which parts of the business matter most, and how long you could manage without them.
Every trade has words it uses without explaining. In business the cost of not knowing one is real: some of them are ordinary jargon and some of them are a decision that can take a house.
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500 terms, showing 51–60 (page 6 of 50).
Working out which parts of the business matter most, and how long you could manage without them.
Bringing numbers from several systems into one view.
Cover for lost income when something stops you trading.
Borrowing a fixed sum repaid over a term. Predictable, and secured on something.
How the business creates, delivers and captures value. The whole shape in one page.
A one-page framework for describing a business model.
Meeting people who might buy from you or refer you. A channel with a real cost.
The document explaining what the business does and why it will work.
Drawing how work actually flows, step by step.
Also called Non-domestic rates, NNDR
A property tax on most commercial premises, based on a valuation set centrally and collected by the council.
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