Across
- 3. The laws and regulations that businesses must comply with.
- 4. Ecological and environmental aspects that can influence business operations
- 8. The societal influences that affect consumer preferences and behaviours.
- 9. The ability of a business to adapt to changes in demand, production processes, or market conditions.
- 11. The series of activities involved in taking the initial resources to providing the final product.
- 13. The rate at which a business can produce goods or services, often a crucial factor in meeting customer demand and staying competitive.
- 14. The acronym for the external influences on operational objectives and decisions.
- 16. Describes the activities, decisions & responsibilities of the managing production & delivery of products & services.
- 18. A change in this factor will effect demand for products and costs of producing them.
- 19. The final products or services produced by a business as a result of the transformation process.
- 20. The impact of technology on a business's operations.
- 21. A process meaning a relatively high proportion of labour in the production is used compared to capital equipment.
- 22. The reliability and consistency of a business's products or services, often measured by the ability to meet delivery schedules and fulfil customer expectations.
Down
- 1. (BONUS) The name of Elon Musk's company which is incredibly 'boring'. {hint- its 3 words long)
- 2. The series of operations and activities that convert inputs (raw materials, labour, etc.) into outputs (finished goods or services) in a business.
- 5. A process that uses a relatively high proportion of capital equipment relative to labour.
- 6. A superiority that a business possesses over its rival.
- 7. The expenses incurred in the production of goods or services.
- 10. The resources that are utilized in the production process, including raw materials, labour, machinery, and capital.
- 12. A target set for the operations function.
- 15. The degree to which a product or service meets customer expectations and standards.
- 17. The rivalry among businesses to attract customers and gain market share. This can lead to better products, services, and prices for consumers.
