what are the five key functional areas of the ics?
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The Incident Command System comprises five major functional areas: Command, Operations, Planning, Logistics, and Finance/Administration. (A sixth functional area, Intelligence/Investigations, may be established if required.)
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The five layers are perception, transport, processing, application, and business layers (see Figure 1). The role of the perception and application layers is the same as the architecture with three layers.
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['Input or inserting data and instructions.', 'Processing.', 'Output or retrieving data or information.', 'Storing data or information/file management.', 'Controlling of devices and functions.']
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Four Functional areas of a Business organization. There are four functional areas in a business organization – marketing, production, finance and personnel. Production is the basic activity of all industrial units.
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['Planning – Setting Clear Goals and Objectives. ... ', 'Implementation – Understanding The Bigger Picture. ... ', 'Assessment – Frequent Communication And Real-time Feedback. ... ', 'Review – Performance Review And Suggestions.']
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['Division of Work: Organisation deals with the whole task of business. ... ', 'Co-Ordination: ... ', 'Common Objectives: ... ', 'Co-operative Relationship: ... ', 'Well-Defined Authority-Responsibility Relationships:']
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['goal and scope,', 'inventory analysis,', 'impact assessment.', 'and interpretation.']
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['Meeting stakeholder needs.', 'Covering the enterprise end to end.', 'Applying a single integrated framework.', 'Enabling a holistic approach.', 'Separating governance from management.']
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['Audit and control.', 'Availability management.', 'Business relationship management.', 'Capacity management.', 'Change management.', 'Commercial/contract management.', 'Continual improvement.', 'Event management.']
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['Determine adequacy of internal controls.', 'Promote best practices for controls.', 'Ensure compliance with policies and regulations.', 'Identify operational inefficiencies and waste.', 'Review IT projects, systems, and technology.', 'Provide objective insight.', 'Assess efficient and responsible use of resources.']
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["Module 1 – Contacts. There's nothing more valuable for any business than its customers. ... ", 'Module 2 – Leads. ... ', 'Module 3 – Analytics. ... ', 'Module 4 – Performance. ... ', 'Module 5 – Social Media. ... ', 'Module 6 – Sales Data. ... ', 'Module 7 – Mobile System. ... ', 'Module 8 – Email Marketing.']
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['Planned Change:', 'Encompasses the Whole Organisation:', 'Long Range Change:', 'Systems Orientation:', 'Change Agent:', 'Problem Solving:', 'Experiential Learning:', 'Collaborative Management:']
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['Input or inserting data and instructions.', 'Processing.', 'Output or retrieving data or information.', 'Storing data or information.', 'Controlling of devices and functions.']
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2. Identify the five functions of business. production and procurement, marketing, management, finance, and accounting 3.
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['Organization: It implies structure and order. ... ', 'Interaction: It refers to the manner in which each component functions with other components of the system.', 'Interdependence: It means that parts of the organization or computer system depend on one another. ... ', 'Integration: It refers to the holism of systems. ... ', 'Central Objective:']
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['Input Device. This device sends information TO a computer (data comes in). ... ', 'Output Device. This device receives or displays information FROM a computer (data goes out). ... ', 'Hardware. ... ', 'Software. ... ', 'Storage. ... ', 'Processing. ... ', 'What are the Four Basic Functions of a Computer?']
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A. The five basic functions of management include planning, organizing, staffing, directing, and controlling (Figure 1E).