Across
- 4. The process of transferring business activities to an external organization. (11 letters, no spaces)
- 7. The process of predicting future customer demand for products or services. . (11 letters)
- 10. The operational queueing law stating that average number of items in a stable system equals their flow rate multiplied by average waiting time. (10 letters,no spaces)
- 14. A proposed explanation or assumption that can be tested using evidence. (10 letters)
- 15. Grouping similar data points together without predefined labels (10 letters)
- 17. The strategy of selling the same product in multiple countries. (13 letters)
- 18. Search engine giant whose parent company is Alphabet (6 letters)
- 19. The economic principle that explains why producing one additional unit becomes more expensive when at least one input is fixed and capacity is constrained. (18 letters, no spaces)
Down
- 1. Accounting term for the value of a company’s reputation and customer relationships (8 letters)
- 2. Funding from investors for early-stage startups with high growth potential (two words joined) (14 letters)
- 3. A strategic framework used to analyse the competitive pressures within an industry, including the threat of new entrants and substitute products. (17 letters, no spaces)
- 5. The difference between a company's current assets and current liabilities. (14 letters,no spaces)
- 6. The NSE’s benchmark index of 50 companies (5 letters)
- 8. A company that facilitates payments through cards and other electronic payment services; also a major global card network. (4 letters)
- 9. The use of AI to analyse large datasets and help consultants make data-driven business decisions. (19 letters,no spaces)
- 11. Anyone affected by or able to influence a business decision (11 letters,no spaces)
- 12. The process of selling government-owned enterprises to private entities . (13 letters)
- 13. The statistical visualization curve tracking the distribution of values, characterized by symmetrical standard deviation dispersion. (9 letters,no space)
- 16. Quality method aiming for near-zero defects, made famous at Motorola (two words joined) (8 letters)
- 20. Money already spent that cannot be recovered and should not affect future decisions (two words joined) (8)
