Browsing by Author "Fernandes, Fabiano Canelhas"

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Atualização de Valores pelo IGP-M
(Fundação de Ensino Octávio Bastos, 2020-09-30) Dominciano, Aline Corrêa Gouveia; Angelotti, Camila de Freitas Cocenza; Fernandes, Fabiano Canelhas; Doval, Danilo Morais; Marcondes, Renata Elizabeth de Alencar
The Brazilian economy is characterized by the so-called fluent exchange rate. This term represents fluctuations in the Dollar's exchange rate against the Real, and it is on these fluctuations that the monetary correction is also based, since it has as its principle the regulation of economic values in relation to the value of the currency, inflation and, also, the quotation of the financial market.
Brainstorning Empresarial
(Fundação de Ensino Octávio Bastos, 2021-06-30) Moraes, Aline da Silva de; Ferreira, Cristiano José; Fernandes, Fabiano Canelhas; Ferrari, Giovanna; Leonardo, Natália Lemos; Doval, Danilo Morais; Pancine, Luiz Fernando
We will talk about entrepreneurial management, what will be the entrepreneurial profile of this project, will also be exposed, what will be the source of capital of the creative company and the project proposal, will be discussed about strategic management, business strategy, the concepts of mission, vision, and values, and finally, the elaboration of the mission, vision and values of the enterprise elaborated in this project.
Desenvolvimento Econômico e Empresarial
(Fundação de Ensino Octávio Bastos, 2020-11-30) Angelotti, Camila de Freitas Cocenza; Fernandes, Fabiano Canelhas; Venâncio, Elaina Cristina Paina; Marcondes, Renata Elizabeth de Alencar
The interdependence of companies among themselves and between them and the State and the international economy is evident. Business survival depends, to a large extent, on knowledge of current facts and forecasting future events, both nationally and internationally.
Endividamento e capital de giro
(Fundação de Ensino Octávio Bastos, 2019-11-30) Silva, Agatha Gomes da; Dominciano, Aline Corrêa Gouveia; Angelotti, Camila de Freitas Cocenza; Fernandes, Fabiano Canelhas; Doval, Danilo Morais; Marcondes, Renata E. de Alencar
In today's globalized and borderless world, change is the only certainty that we have, so the constant changes we live in surround us and are increasingly present in our daily lives and in our business. If we think about the business environment, we can see that such changes, resulting from the globalization of markets, are requiring companies to improve their organization and financial planning processes, in view of the need to make quick decisions regarding investments and cash management. , with better quality, that assure you the fulfillment of your objectives of continuity, expansion, profitability and competitive advantage before the other organizations around you.
Orçamento Empresarial
(Fundação de Ensino Octávio Bastos, 2021-03-30) Moraes, Aline da Silva de; Ferreira, Cristiano José; Fernandes, Fabiano Canelhas; Ferrari, Giovanna; Leonardo, Natália Lemos; Pancine, Luiz Fernando; Doval, Danilo Morais
Large national and multinational companies have among their responsibilities to develop budgets for their operating periods, detailing what the company's revenues and expenses will be within future periods. Always elaborating based on forecasts. The most common periods for a budget survey are twelve months (Annual Budget).
Passivos Trabalhistas nas Empresas
(Fundação de Ensino Octávio Bastos, 2019-09-30) Silva, Agatha Gomes da; Dominciano, Aline Corrêa Gouveia; Angelotti, Camila de Freitas Cocenza; Fernandes, Fabiano Canelhas; Borsari, Juliana Marques
This project aims to create a new business, from the corporate name, business point to the admission of employees. To this end, the choice of the branch of creation of the new business was based on the survey of market possibilities as well as on customer demand for products of interest.
Sistemas de gestão ambiental e seus impactos sociais
(Fundação de Ensino Octávio Bastos, 2020-04-30) Dominciano, Aline Corrêa Gouveia; Angelotti, Camila de Freitas Cocenza; Fernandes, Fabiano Canelhas; Venâncio, Elaina Cristina Paina; Borsari, Juliana Marques
The rapid population growth that occurred in the world since the Industrial Revolution has led to an increasing demand for the consumption of renewable or non-renewable natural resources. In this logic, the use of such resources, associated with the growing need for goods and food, implied an increase in the potential environmental impact, that is, pollution, since the surplus materials were simply discarded and the environment was in charge of absorbing them. This development model has been used since the beginning of human history and for a long time it proved to be reasonable, as there was no perception of pollution (SCHWANKE, 2013).