Backward Integration Backward Integration refers to the process through which a corporation buys or joins with other companies that produce the raw materials it needs to make its final outcome.
Forward Integration Forward Integration is a strategic approach that entails a type of downhill vertical integration in which a firm owns and manages trade and commerce that are upstream of its industry's value chain...
Very large-scale integration (VLSI) Superchip circuitry, resulting from extremely compact transistors and circuits assembles on a single silicon chip; marked start of fifth
Large-Scale Integrated (LSI) Circuit Large-Scale Integrated (LSI) Circuit is a superchip that contains thousands of small transistors: fourth-generation innovation that
Integrated circuit Integrated circuit is a small silicon chip containing dozens of tiny transistors and connections; used in third-generation computers.
Integrated risk management Integrated risk management is a risk management technique that combines coverage for pure and speculative risks in the same
Barbell strategy Barbell strategy is a fixed income strategy in which the maturity's of the securities included in the portfolio are concentrated at two
Redintegration Redintegration is a principle that is taken to be a prime example of the laws of association where the perception of a whole unit is accomplished after only a part of it has been presented to the subject.
Minimax strategy In game theory, minimax strategy is the strategy of choosing to minimize loss rather than maximizing gain.
Active Portfolio Strategy Active portfolio strategy is a strategy that uses available information and forecasting techniques to seek better performance than...
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