WORST CASE SCENARIO
Worst outcome of many possibilities.
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Worst outcome of many possibilities.
Binding agreement signed digitally or on paper.
Account used by a company handling very large endorsements.
Code established by US Postal service to indicate each location. Has since been made 9 digits allowing more accurate identification of a location. Stands for Zoning Improvement Plan.
Term describing old debts bought to life by actions of collecting it.
Having performed a task or tasks. See working.
Law phrase. (1) a dismissed case cannot be tried again, (2) court order is final. See without prejudice.
Way of analyzing an assets swap.
Corporation with plans to takeover a company in hostile manner.
1. Contracts. Project’s scope encompassing everything needed to finish the project. 2. Intellectual property. Expressing the human mind in language, images, sounds, signs, symbols and media.
Outcome needed to be produced to finish a project and meet objectives.
Steps comprising a work process where 2 or more people add or create value to activities of an organization.
Impromptu development needed to work with a problem or a short coming of a process, system etc.
Step in network modeling where the job is divided in to manageable work tasks or elements. See activity decomposition chart.
Two or more people acting like a team to achieve a common goal, may not work in same department.
Popular name for International Bank for Reconstruction and Development. See World Bank System.
Measure of the value received, derived satisfaction of a tangible or intangible product.
Temporary file of data, drafts, notes etc. Used in analyzing and preparing plans, documents and projects.
Situation where an agent can make decisions without seeking the principal’s approval.
An establishment with work areas.
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