There is no doubt that excellent subject knowledge is at the heart of exam success.This is why this collection of video content is exactly what youve been looking for as it delivers everything you need to support your learning and Ace the Exam.Presented by a teacher with over twenty years of experience of getting great results, Ian Ord is the right person to take your learning to the next level and deliver the result you deserve. So, if you want access to top lesson content that fully covers the Higher Business Management Course Specification, its time to choose: Your Business Tutor learning your way, anytime anywhere.As detailed in the SQAs course specification, this course will cover five key areas of study. These are:Understanding Business: Covering the core elements of the course, this unit will look at how large organisations from the private, public and third sectors make decisions to manage and grow their operations in an ever changing business environment so that their objectives are achieved and their stakeholders remain satisfied.Human Resources: Focused on how large organisations manage their staff effectively within the guidelines of the law, this unit will explore how the recruitment and selection of great staff can be supported by excellent leadership and training so that positive employee relations are maintained and staff continue to be motivated.Finance: Focused on how large organisations manage their money, this unit will look at how an organisation finances its operations as well as how it records and analyses its financial position.Marketing: Looking at how large organisations market their products, this unit will investigate how market research can be used to identify consumers needs so that a range of products with the correct marketing mix can be targeted at the right customers to achieve brand longevity.Operations: Investigating how large organisations make products, this unit will explore the importance of inventory management in the productive process and how people, machinery and quality systems influence the manufacturing of products.