Business Administration
Business Administration General Topics
By Rom A. Day
Monday, September 01, 2014
Major topics in Business Administration and Management include, and are not limited to, quite a bit more areas than we have articles published for. A none-exhaustive list of major topics in case any reader wants to study any further is inclusive of Accounting, Administration, Advertising, Annual Lists/Reports/License Filing, Arithmetic, Board Communication and Development, Board Director(s) and Officer(s) Election, Board Procedures and Decision Making Documentation, Book-Keeping for Accounting, Budgeting, Cash Streams Generation and Management, Comprehension of Written and Oral English fluently, Comprehension and adept ability with proper use of Grammar Rules, inclusive of correct order of parts of a sentence, punctuation, and Sentence Structure in English, Comprehensive and delivery ability to write English within the Deductive Reasoning Structure method Succinctly, Estate Planning, Employee Relations Policies Procedures Review/Administration/Implementation and Development, Finance, Human Resources Management and Development, Information Technology, Investment Evaluation and Management, Law, Management, Comprehension, Marketing, Organizational Development/Evaluation/and Organizational Management, Policy Review/Approval/Administration and Policy Evaluation, Public Relations, Record Keeping and Management, Revenue Generation from Sales "Credit" In, Revenue Generation from Investment, Revenue Generation from Shareholders Capital, Revenue Generation from Shareholders Retained Capital, Shipping and Receiving, Staffing, Space Allocation and Management, Statistics, Transportation Logistics, Taxation, Treasury, and Vendors Review/Selection and Management.
Please, note that although Administration and Management are not one in the same, and are not interchangeable words even though many of the areas mentioned above support both.
Management focuses on the rules that support policy and systems. Administration makes, reviews, and recommends policy for approval to guide the management of an entity.
Administration and Management need each other to an extent. There are clear differentiation limits from each other in the level of defined decision-making authority, responsibility and duty within their functional areas.
To conclude, yes there are more areas used in Business administration and Management than the one articles address on this website. However, the list I hope furnishes readers a significant number of relevant topics he or she could decide to research and study further.