CSFs Define What an Organization Should Be Good At

question 51

Multiple Choice

CSFs define what an organization should be good at. Which two options are characteristics of CSFs? (Choose two.)

• A) CSFs are quantitative in nature and focus stakeholder relationships
• B) CSFs describe an element that is needed by an organization or project to reach its goal
• C) CSFs help link business initiatives or processes with selling, designing, developing, and adopting solutions and services
• D) CSFs should receive special and continual attention from management in order to help the organization be effective

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Definitions:

Dividends

Distributions from a company to its shareholders, usually coming from the firm's earnings.

Cumulative Preferred Stock

A type of preferred stock that accrues dividends in the event that any dividends are missed, ensuring that preferred shareholders are paid both missed and current dividends before any are paid to common shareholders.

Common Stock

A type of equity security that represents ownership in a corporation, with voting rights and potential for dividends.

Dividends

Distributions made to shareholders by a company, often from its earnings.