App-reciation: Bluff Your Insider Knowledge with Business Dictionary

You’ve blagged your way into a meeting with a potential investor and you’ve done your homework. From balancing your budgets to rehearsing your presentation, you’re pretty sure you have this down. Except you’re not from a business background and you’re secretly terrified you’re going to be flattened by a wall of words and business terms that mean about as much to you as if they were spouted in Russian (Unless of course that’s a mother tongue. That’s just pretty impressive in itself and probably worth throwing into conversation along the way). What we’ve happened to stumble across is just the ticket to help you sail through some of those corporate phrases that are stopping you in your tracks along this start-up journey. Business Dictionary is as straightforward as it sounds. The handy little app is a 5,000 word collection of business terms taken from the most common fields of practice. So what areas can we tick off the list? The app covers common definition of terms from: • Economy & Finance Management • Facility Management • Informatics & IT Management • Human Resources Management • Logistics & Transportation • Organizational Management • Marketing & Sales • Production Management • Quality Management • Innovation Management • Process Management • Service Management • Project Management • Risk Management • Change Management • Knowledge Management • Strategic Management As well as searching terms, you can log definitions to your history to check back on at a later date. It may not be the fanciest looking app on the market, but we can get over that since it happens to be pretty useful. Developers are currently working on a cache system, so that people working offline, can still access past searches. (Handy for when you'll be dipping out of a Wi-Fi spot) The best part? The app is completely free to download so won’t cut into your start-up pockets. Find out more information here… For android phones For iPhones Images via Google Play