In Management
In management and related fields, a result is a piece of information that has certain properties in absolute terms or in relation to previous results or settings:
| impact | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| positive (+) | neutral (0) | negative (-) | |
| profitability | profit | balance | loss |
| contest | win | tie | loss |
| confrontation | victory | armistice | defeat |
| competition | success | no change | failure |
| change | increase | stagnation | decrease |
| causality | direct | random | indirect |
| reliability | reliable | undetermined | unreliable |
| credibility | confirmed / verified | unknown | denied / falsified |
| consistency | consistent | equivalent | inconsistent |
| sensitivity | public / open | unclassified | classified / secret |
| accuracy | accurate / false | undefined / null | inaccurate / false |
| relevance | important | normal | negligible / meaningless |
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