Full Description
The CBM is to business manager as the CPA is to an accountant, as the PE is to an engineer, and as the CFA is to an investment anaylst. Finally, there is one source to help streamline CBM exam preparation efforts to achieve success! Each Certified Business Manager (CBM) Examination Preparation Guide is one of a six-volume series developed solely to help achieve success on the CBM exam. The CBM is the only generalists' certification designed for all business specialists and is the most integrated exam available in the business management field. The CBM Exam (www.cbmexam.com) consists of three parts-- Part 1: Core Areas, Part 2: Functional Areas, Part 3: Integrated Areas. Preparation for each part of the exam is covered in two volumes providing a thorough review of both theory and practice for success on the exam. Volumes 1, 3 and 5 provide condensed review of the theory essential for successful business application. Volumes 2, 4 and 6 deliver highly-focused self-assessment practice questions with answers to check knowledge and application for each portion. Designed with flexibility in mind, each guide can be used either in a self-study or group-study environment. Third-party review course providers such as professional associations, universities, and private organizations can also use this series to ensure examination success for exam candidates. Developed by the best minds in the business management field, this series is a compilation of information from subject matter experts (SMEs) who are highly trained and experienced in the business management field. The goal of the CBM program is to help business specialists become business generalists. In doing so, the business manager is empowered as a true professional with the CBM credential. CBM designates will learn the skills necessary to become proficent business managers in the global business arena being able to:
Contents
1. Strategic Management Analysis. 2. Marketing Management Analysis. 3. Leverage Analysis. 4. Supply-Chain Management Analysis. 5. Pricing Analysis. 6. Capital Budget Analysis. 7. Mergers, Acquisitions, and Business Valuation Analysis. 8. Production Planning Analysis. 9. Process Analysis. 10. Advertising Analysis. 11. Manufacturing Management Analysis. 12. Value Analysis. 13. Manufacturing Operations Analysis. 14. Retail Management Analysis. 15. Service Management Analysis. 16. Cost Analysis. 17. Corporate Performance Analysis. 18. Financial Management Analysis. 19. International Trade and Financing Analysis. 20. Project Management Analysis. 21. Economic Analysis. 22. Cash-Flow Analysis. 23. Fraud Analysis. 24. Quality Analysis. 25. Sensitivity and Scenario Analysis. 26. Divisional Performance Analysis. 27. Organizational and General Management Analysis. 28. Human Resource Management Analysis. 29. Logistics Analysis. 30. Product Management Analysis. 31. Sales Analysis. 32. Risk Analysis. 33. Decision Analysis. 34. Operating Budget Analysis. 35. Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis. 36. New Product Analysis. 37. Customer Analysis. 38. Statistical Analysis. 39. Productivity Analysis. 40. Competitive Analysis. Blank Answer Sheet
