Question

What does defines the scope of a company's activities?

Answer 1

Explanation:

This article describes how to define the scope of activity for Business Rules, Scheduled Tasks, Property Patterns, and Password Self-Service Policies.

The scope of activity is represented as a collection of items, each of which defines which directory objects are included in the scope. To access the collection, use the ActivityScopeItems property of the object, for which you want to define the scope of activity.

To access the activity scope items of a Business Rule and Scheduled Task, use the ActivityScopeItems property of the IAdmBusinessRule interface. The IAdmScheduledTask interface is inherited from the IAdmBusinessRule interface, which means that the ActivityScopeItems property is also available for Scheduled Tasks. To access the activity scope items of a Property Pattern and Password Self-Service Policy, use the ActivityScopeItems property of the IAdmPropertyPattern and IAdmPasswordSelfServicePolicy interfaces.

Answer 2

Answer:

A company's scope is defined by its memorandum of association.

Explanation:

• Memorandum of association reflects a firm's charter, and every corporation requires one.
• It is created during the initial stages of the company's formation.
• It contains information about the company's shareholders and investors, as well as its ties with them.
• They also contain the company's basic information, such as how it plans to carry out its work, as well as the company's aims and standards.
• It also includes information on liabilities and the capital clause.
• As a result, it essentially defines the scope of the company's operations.

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