Enterprise Architecture

Management Accounting

The process of preparing management reports and accounts that provide accurate and timely financial and statistical information required by managers to make day-to-day and short-term decisions. Unlike financial accounting, which produces annual reports mainly for external stakeholders, management accounting generates monthly or weekly reports for an organization's internal audiences such as department managers and the chief executive officer.

Job Application

A form submitted to a potential employer by a potential employee to collect basic information about the applicant such as employment history, education, training, and contact information

Inventory Management

Inventory costs represent a substantial portion of the total cost of ownership for many organizations. Proper inventory management requires an investment of time and resources. Carrying insufficient inventory may have adverse mission impacts or consequences. Carrying too much inventory ties up capital, is usually inefficient, requires extra storage space, and for items with a limited shelf life may lead to costly disposal actions

Inventory Control

Supervision and management of the supply, storage, and accessibility of items held in inventory to ensure an adequate supply of available material without excessive oversupply, back orders or stock outages

Human Resources

The division of an agency or institution focused on activities relating to employees. Activities include recruiting and hiring new employees, growth and development of current employees, employee benefits, workforce planning, and employee retention