A Database Differs from a Spreadsheet by

question 33

Multiple Choice

A database differs from a spreadsheet by

• A) involving lists of a single theme.
• B) having only columns.
• C) having lists of multiple rows and columns.
• D) involving lists of multiple themes.
• E) having only rows.

Understand the concept of the means-ends chain in goal setting and planning.

Comprehend the applicability of performance objectives in both quantifiable and non-quantifiable job aspects.

Understand the principles and processes involved in Management by Objectives (MBO).

Know the benefits of participatory planning in the organizational context.

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Definitions:

Holding Companies

Corporations that own a controlling stake in one or more other companies, managing them but not typically engaged in their daily operations.

Pending Investments

Investments or financial commitments that have been announced or planned but have not yet been executed or fully realized.

Bankrupt Companies

Businesses that are unable to meet their financial obligations and have declared bankruptcy in accordance with legal proceedings.