Business and finance for IT people / Michael Blackstaff.

By:

Blackstaff, Michael, 1939- [author]

Material type: Text

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

1852332646 (alk. paper)

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

658.15 21 B.M.B.

Contents:

What Is Business? -- The Purpose of Business -- Sole Traders -- Partnerships -- Limited Companies -- The Business of Living--Part 1 -- Assets -- Liabilities -- Net Worth -- Balance Sheet -- Capital -- The Business of Living--Part 2 -- Earnings -- Expenses -- The Business of Living--Part 3 -- Other Transactions -- Depreciation -- Published Balance Sheets -- The Business of Living--Part 4 -- Profit and Loss Account -- Cash Flow Statement -- The Numbers Game--Ratio Analysis -- The Shareholder's View -- The Lender's and Creditor's View -- The Management View -- Other Kinds of Business -- Buying and Selling Businesses -- Manufacturing Businesses -- Utilities -- IT Solutions -- Financing and Leasing -- To Buy or Not To Buy? -- Rental -- Operating Leases -- Hire Purchase -- Finance or Full Payout Finance Leases -- Services and Project Finance -- Outsourcing -- Is It a Good Investment? -- Benefits and Costs -- Cash or Profit? -- Opportunity Cost -- Decision Criteria -- Cost/Benefit Analysis Example -- Is It Still a Good Investment?--Part 1 -- Payback -- Net Present Value (NPV) -- Profitability Index -- Is It Still a Good Investment?--Part 2 -- Internal Rate of Return (IRR) -- Risk -- Return on Investment (ROI) -- Tasters -- Budgeting -- Costing and Pricing -- Tailpiece -- The 1999 Accounts of J Sainsbury plc.

Summary: Understanding Business and Finance gives those studying computing and information systems an insight into the world of business, and its language - the language of finance.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	Main library B6	Commerce and business administration ( Finance )	658.15 B.M.B. (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		00002895
Books	Main library B6	Commerce and business administration ( Finance )	658.15 B.M.B. (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		00002894

Includes bibliographical references and index.

What Is Business? --
The Purpose of Business --
Sole Traders --
Partnerships --
Limited Companies --
The Business of Living--Part 1 --
Assets --
Liabilities --
Net Worth --
Balance Sheet --
Capital --
The Business of Living--Part 2 --
Earnings --
Expenses --
The Business of Living--Part 3 --
Other Transactions --
Depreciation --
Published Balance Sheets --
The Business of Living--Part 4 --
Profit and Loss Account --
Cash Flow Statement --
The Numbers Game--Ratio Analysis --
The Shareholder's View --
The Lender's and Creditor's View --
The Management View --
Other Kinds of Business --
Buying and Selling Businesses --
Manufacturing Businesses --
Utilities --
IT Solutions --
Financing and Leasing --
To Buy or Not To Buy? --
Rental --
Operating Leases --
Hire Purchase --
Finance or Full Payout Finance Leases --
Services and Project Finance --
Outsourcing --
Is It a Good Investment? --
Benefits and Costs --
Cash or Profit? --
Opportunity Cost --
Decision Criteria --
Cost/Benefit Analysis Example --
Is It Still a Good Investment?--Part 1 --
Payback --
Net Present Value (NPV) --
Profitability Index --
Is It Still a Good Investment?--Part 2 --
Internal Rate of Return (IRR) --
Risk --
Return on Investment (ROI) --
Tasters --
Budgeting --
Costing and Pricing --
Tailpiece --
The 1999 Accounts of J Sainsbury plc.

Understanding Business and Finance gives those studying computing and information systems an insight into the world of business, and its language - the language of finance.

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