Essays on Stakeholders

Abstract

Change is said to be constant and may affect an organization either positively or negatively. Surprisingly, even when change is expected to yield positive results or will bring growth and development to the organization, employees still have the audacity resist it. This has brought about the conclusion that people always resist to change. Our organization is not an exception. In this respect, this report identifies a strategy which the organization may adopt to reduce resistance to change. The report will also explain why such a strategy will be effective and appropriate for the organization.

Introduction

The organization should seek to understand the ...

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Drought- resistant:

- Looking at practical aspects for a higher capacity of creating a working environment. - Achieving a positive impact on global acceptance of genetically modified seeds. - Helping poor farmers to grow crops and feed their local markets.

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Untapped markets:

Untapped markets provide several opportunities to Monsanto. The company needs to enlarge the company’s product portfolio by capitalizing on the untapped markets. Another important strategy could be by enhancing the company’s diversification. Expanding market share and the overall returns would also allow the company to expand. The expected growth along with ...

Executive Summary

This research aims in understanding the role and responsibility of in-flight catering in the process of offering quality food and services. The core approach is to comprehend all those aspects that are considered to attain enough excellence and meet the expectations of the consumers. In this context, to exemplify in-flight catering company, the paper chose Emirates

Flight Catering that has already established a strong niche of being one of the popular and most preferred in-flight catering companies all over the world. In the process of the research, it has been discovered that there are many aspects that are important for a ...

Forewords

Water sustainability is a crucial issue in Nigeria as well as in other developing countries. The significant issues of water sustainability in Nigeria include many factors as desertification; the depletion of critical wetlands, forests and vegetation covers at a fast rate. In addition, it includes the pollution of water sources from point sources such as industrial effluent and urban domestic wastes; unregulated utilization of groundwater for domestic purposes. There is also an issue of unavailability of portable water for citizens in most parts of the country particularly those in the rural areas and so forth (Ajai). These water sustainability issues are ...

Ethics in business relate to the acceptable practices and standards that guide the performance of employees, suppliers, managers, creditors, directors and other stakeholders (Barth, 2003). The ethics code is one of the most important documents since it strives to create an equitable balance between all stakeholders of the company and their roles. Keen pursuance of the ethics code is required to ensure that company operations run smoothly both internally and externally.

Company Values

As an Engineering Company operating in manufacturing and energy sectors, we as the Board of Electroget Engineering Services feel that the following values underpin our mission to be ...

Program description

Weight loss programs are mostly not designed with children in mind. Due to increasing numbers of children who are becoming obese and other problems related with an increase in weight, there is, therefore, need to develop a program that addresses this problem. The program seeks to bring down the number of children who are developing weight related problems by putting in place a good health care delivery program that encompasses educational aspects to all the stakeholders involved. The program shall seek input from all stakeholders who include health professionals as pediatricians and family physicians and also the parents or guardians of ...

- Ethically it is difficult for Ms Ashley to decide whether to report Model’s Inc or not. Moreover, she is now aware that her accounting head of the company, Mr.Viccio and her Senior, Frankie Small are also trying to abate with the defaulting company. Since almost everyone involved in this case is trying to bypass the regulations and show the company in good books, it is now an ethical dilemma for Ms Ashley about whether to accept the deeds or to report them with the concerned authority. According to the Rule 102 of the AICPA Code of ...

Ever since the beginning of the concept of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), there has been a subtle (or not so subtle) power struggle between the profiteers and ethical regulators. According to an article published in The Economist (2009), the conflict between the ethical and commercial considerations of a company has always existed. However, before we further our understanding of the importance of CSR for the stakeholders and its impact on company's profitability, it is very important to understand what exactly CSR is.

Unlike the common misconception that CSR is all about shelving out doles for philanthropic purposes, CSR is not ...

In Roberts's text, statistics indicates that the success rate of technology projects is only 25%. This low statistic can be attributed to factors such as poor project planning, lack of clearly set objectives, project complexity and over engineering, governance issues, and failure to align stakeholder requirements. In terms of poor planning, project that lack clearly defined methodologies, tools and processes are more likely to fail due to the lack of a clear direction. Lack of clearly set objectives means that the project has not been clearly defined and thus the requirements are unclear. When the goals are unclear, then ...

Introduction

Security of people in the United States remains one of the top priorities of President Barack Obama’s government. It is thus therefore not unusual to find the United States in conflict with nations which tend to threaten world peace. The Iranian and Syrian conflicts are some of the latest examples of this situation. This is because the two nations are suspected to be in possession of nuclear plants which pose a threat to the safety of many people around the world.

Stakeholders in the Nuclear Energy Sector

The major stakeholders in the nuclear community comprise of national regulatory authorities, industrialists, and environmentalists. Other stakeholders include ...

Introduction

The project is about the development of bronze technology in apple Inc. The plan below will focus on the deliverables required and their quality, how monitoring will be done, the activities that will be required to be completed. The decision making process will also be discussed, the stakeholders to be consulted and finally the acknowledgments and celebration of accomplishments.

Project deliverable Quality Requirement

The projects deliverables include the following, products by or created under the responsibility of the project group. These should be of very high quality. There are products that are given to the group by other related parties to the project ...

Abstract

A crisis can come about as a consequence of an unpredictable outcome or unforeseeable result of some event that had been considered a possible hazard. In response to this, the paper, seeks to discuss crisis and crisis management taking the case study of the coca cola company. The way Coca-Cola managed the Belgian crisis was a classic case of one of the toughest public relations fiascos in the corporate account. The event as well spotlights the penury and importance of a crisis management design to forestall such disasters in the future

Introduction

The word crisis refers to a state of unstableness or peril, as in ...

Key stakeholders and their needs and expectations

Schibi Ori 2013 agrees that stakeholders are people who are not with our business, but they do get affected in many ways by the deeds of our company (38). Since our business deals with the planned changes to the environment with the objective of making it much better to the people then we need to involve quite a large number of people. The persons who live and work in the neighborhood and the ones who come to visit would get affected. There are those who benefit from some of the products that are by the environment like firewood and feed ...

Question one

Benchmarking is a systematic process where leaders of an organization conduct a market performance analysis by comparing its practices with those of a similar organization as a strategy to re-assess its own competitive ability in the market. The approach is applicable in health care organizations in order to assist the institution to understand the prevailing best practices in health services delivery to the clients. The process requires internal understanding of its current strategy, comparing with other similar organizations and then implements the comprehensive strategic plan derived from the benchmarking process.

OFI (Opportunity for Improvement) is a standardized form utilized by health organizations to evaluate ...

- Integrated Reporting

Integrated Reporting (IR) is a contemporary social managerial process where organizations get in the process of communicating how they create value including how they create impact economically, socially and environmentally (Busco et al, 2013). In the recent past, the way organizations report their performances is being redefined in the areas of capital creation, accountability and value creation. Integrated reporting defines what companies report, the types of capital invested and its effects, and the audience of such reports. In addition, it includes the social and environmental impact of the organization.

The International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC) asserts that, integrated reporting has ...

Business decisions must not be made in isolation, but should take into account the impact it would have on all the stakeholders. The interest of every individual stakeholder may differ, and there may be several stakeholders for any one business. The typical stakeholders of a business include; creditors, directors, employees, government, owners, suppliers, unions, and the community (Berman). For this particular case study, the stakeholders include; Tom, Joe, Bill, Clients, Uwear, Threads4U, Peninsula Hotel, employees, families of employees, competitors, government, and community. Certain stakeholders have greater control over business choices; whereas, others have no control. For instance; Joe, Bill, and ...

Background of the project

This project came into existence because of the need of having a system that will enable the company handle large amount of data. It is a data collection and analysis company hence its core business is to handle massive data from the clients. Currently, the company uses standard databases. They are not meeting the demand on the market. Just only in two years, the company has realized huge growth and expansion. Through this, it is projected that it will grow by 20% in terms of data storage needs and requirements. After rigorous process of search for the data of different ...

Poor product design basically means producing goods and services not satisfying the needs of the customers. It is highly important issue for a producer. Considering that the product with the poor design is produced through a supply chain, and then we might think that the supply chain dynamics have a fallacy in understanding the customers. The supply chain management is based on managing the relations among the stakeholders in the supply chain. The customers are assumed to be essential stakeholders in the supply chain.

Therefore, if the products do not satisfy the needs of the customers at a high level, and then it ...

How convincing is the proposition put forward by both these writers that coordination and motivation of business activity is achieved predominantly through organizations rather than the market and what relevance does this have for you as a student of

Management

Introduction Coordination is the synthesized manner in which many related items are joined together to create a larger item and in unison have semantic linkages that are similar with the rest of the neighboring aspects (Olson et.al, 2001).

Taking for instance the Nigerian government, it has changing phases of governance. This is because of the poorly performing political parties that face ...

1. What can you find about organization in this Bible teaching about achieving goals (2:1–20; 4:16–23)?

The success of every project depends on how well organized it is. Nehemiah was a good organizer considering how he initiated and implemented this project. The project leader must have clear objectives of the deliverables when planning a project (Larson & Gray, 2011). For one to achieve project goals, it is important to have specific timelines. Effective project organization also involves mobilizing resources from donors. Moreover, projects have risks and challenges which must be anticipated and mitigated through practical strategies. To achieve project goals, a leader must be familiar with the needs being addressed. Community mobilization and stakeholder involvement are crucial in ...

Final Plan and Presentation

Abstract Early childhood requires close attention for a healthy and good up bring of a child. It ensures the child is free from harmful objects and infections as they are taken care of by qualified personnel. The introduction of childcare facility aims to help children to go through their childhood under intensive care. Project control plan tend to provide a standard and high quality facility. The policy set from the authority and consent from the stakeholders is the basis of the plan and are employed. Upon completion, facility will is targeted to serve 97 children daily of different ages up to a ...

Businesses around the world focus on the sole aim of profit making and that is why ethical practices are often ignored. Business ethics help in dealing with various moral problems that arise in a business environment. This depends on the choices made between profit-maximization and ethical concerns. Therefore, for effective implementation of the business ethics, it is imperative to apply critical thinking involving reason’s conclusions and process. The case in discussion is based on a business ethical issue which requires Scott Bestor to deal with the case by keeping in mind the various people at stake, including him.

The ...

Considering the fact that there is limited scientific evidence that electronic health records reduce costs, improve productivity, saves time, reduce hassles as well as improve the quality of care; healthcare workers who are impacted by the decision to use them are reluctant to set goals (Amatayakul, p. 55., 2012). The process of selecting and implementing these electronic health records demoralizes goal these health workers to set goals. In handling and motivating these stakeholders, it is important to note that goals have to be specific, measurable, attainable and realistic.

The stakeholders have to understand the things that the electronic health ...

Good for the World: Hustle Statement - Activity: Part 1

Leading a large organisation will not only be instrumental in advancing my career development, but will be vital in helping the organisation to achieve its long term and short term goals and objectives. In this case, I intend to lead a clothing organisation to achieve its long-term objectives without undervaluing the existing organisational cultures and practices. Initially, the organisation had an effective reputation and its productivity was admirable. However, with increased global challenges including financial and economic crises, the organisation has started trailing behind its competitors in its production and marketing. The purpose of leading this organisation is to assist it ...

There is enormous evidence that the reduction of exposure to risk factors leads to a decrease in the morbidity and mortality related to chronic diseases. Based on such evidence has lead to many demands for a systems approach to public health which allows the incorporation of many disciplines, communities and strategies with a common goal of reducing disease prevalence. The systems approach is based on the knowledge that disease and health are as a result of factors beyond the biological and individual human behavior. For KS and PCP an appropriate program will involve establishing units in existing healthcare facilities that specialize on the ...

Question 1

According to the article by Joseph Johnston, he argues that stakeholders’ interests are worth in a social aspect, but they prove to be hard in imposing them. In this case, Joseph explains the objective of starting a business enterprise and compares with the social responsibilities a company is obliged to fulfill. Additionally, the social responsibilities of a company usually conflict with the main objectives of starting a business enterprise. Generally, managers are owed the responsibility of social welfare and benefit for the community at large. Therefore, a business enterprise is expected to function in favor of both shareholders’ interests and stakeholders’ interests. In practice, stakeholders ...

Identify a moral agent.

The moral agent or agency in this case is Doctor ‘X’ and I. A moral agent is any being who can act with reference to wrong or right. A moral agent is anything that is accountable for decisions and behavior. Moral agents have responsibilities and rights and have the power to choose as well as make choices. The idea of being a moral agent explains why some people blame others for things they do and others told to take responsibility of their actions. Moral agents have the freedom of making decisions and taking on the consequences. Being a moral agent ...

Abstract

For curriculum development, it is a requirement that, as a principle, one gets to know what needs to be developed and understands the ways through which he will achieve the same. Past research on effective leadership has always portrayed the principal as an instructional leader in terms of curriculum development (Olivia & Gordon 2013). However much curriculum development has been named as a crucial task by past researchers, many school principals do not head it in their list of priorities in their schools (Olivia & Gordon 2013). It would be important if principals in schools worked hard to see to it that they develop ...

Study Programme

The activity of policy making mostly involves research analysis and synthesis of information in order to bring out sound and acceptable solutions. This should also include evaluation opportunities by involving relevant stakeholders, For example, the people who will have policy responsibilities or implementers should be consulted in the policy development. Participatory policy making, as a general approach, facilitates inclusion through consultative or participative means of individuals or groups in the development of policy. This allows for transparency, accountability and participation of all stakeholders. Creating the right conditions and putting up the necessary structures enable participatory policy making that raises ...

Essay

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Question-1 Introduction This essay consists of three parts. In the first part of this essay, the financial analysis of the Small Company Ltd. has been made by using the ratio analysis tool. Some of the most important ratios for this company have been calculated by using the financial information for the two years (i.e. 2012 & 2013). Moreover, important areas of the business are also highlighted that requires the greatest attention and the concentration of the management of this company. Second part of the essay includes some healthy discussions on the stakeholders of the company and ...

The corporate reputation of any company is significant in determining the role concerning the social responsibility and organizational performance of the company. A corporation’s complete achievement or failure mostly depend on the reputation it creates among its clients and the society in overall. Definitively, in corporate philosophies, the company reputation can be demonstrated as, “one of the establishment's paramount intangible assets with tangible, significant value” (Ferrell, 2011). This emphasizes that even though an enterprise’s status may be accepted to the public, the company’s public image is obviously more important to the stakeholders than any other thing. ...

Theoretically speaking, the term 'stakeholders' refers to "any group or individual who can affect or is affected by the achievement of organizations objectives" (Freeman, 2010). It is obvious to expect the differences in stakeholders expectations for a profit business to that of non-profit organizations. The biggest difference is the monetary expectation. As non-profit organizations don't make monetary benefits from their operations, stakeholders cannot expect financial benefits. The goals of these firms are, usually, providing a charitable and educational service. As such, stakeholders including funders, volunteers, participants, clients and government officials may have different expectations ranging from providing quality service to ...

The society today is facing a rather disquieting series of developments affecting practical academic life in the contemporary society. Arguably, these developments risk degrading the pivotal role of cognitive endeavor or reasoned evaluative criticism in achieving, maintaining, and enhancing of good social justice program in the society. It is hard to simply educate on methods and means of doing evaluation; it is vital to convey the idea of evaluation as realistic, intellectual outlook and disposition on social and political platform. Overall, there is a pressing necessity to learn the need of humanistic evaluation in the social Justice programs. According to Geoff ...

In economics, inflation can be explained as a persistent increase in the general price level of goods and services over a period of time. Inflation results in a reduction in the purchasing power per unit of money which means money losses it’s real value over period of time. The inflation rate is measured by inflation index . Inflation index shows the change in percents of general price index also called consumer price index over the period of time. (Mankiw, 2002).

There are described three types of inflation:

1. Demand-pull inflation which is caused by increases in aggregate demand due to increased private and government spending; 2. Cost-push inflation ...

Cost is an important measure which is extremely vital for an organization in particular. There are two different types of cost, which particularly are fixed cost and variable cost and it makes a total of Total Cost. Both of the types of costing are essential for a company to incur. Every organization tries to decrease the cost of the company in order to increase the financial belongings resultantly. Apart from the fixed and variable cost, financial risk is yet another important provision on which the entire capacity of an organization depends upon . The prime theme of this assignment relates to a company ...

The action plan for prevention and control of obesity in Alameda County involves a two-dimensional approach. On that seeks to educate the community on healthy lifestyles and another that seeks to use the population statistics in formulation of evidence-based practices that will subsequently prove useful and beneficial to the community. The need for a population-centered approach to handling obese cases in Alameda County has been necessitated by the documented evidence of the disparity in healthcare afforded to this community. The diverse cultures and communities within this county and the lack of a proper health care plan to handle a diverse population have caused ...

The issue of marijuana taxation is one of the heavily debated in United States and other parts of the world. Marijuana should be taxed like any other products in the market. The essence of taxing marijuana is based on the fact that it earns revenue, funds the regulation strategies of marijuana, advance marijuana in the globe, as well as making it difficult to repeal but, others assert that taxation of marijuana should not be allowed based on the fact that other states and nations have not even legalized the substance. It is worth noting that marijuana taxation has become ...

Facilitator

Project management is a core practice in modern businesses. However, most managers do not understand the significance of this strategic business management practice. Project management is a helpful practice in business because it allows managers to plan for the project (Tria, 2003, p. 3; Dash, 2002, p.127; Ferdows, 2006, p. 8). Through planning, a manager allocates the available resources. Planning is necessary because of the scarcity of resources. Project management enables an organization to execute a plan successfully without making grievous mistakes. A project that goes through all stages of project management can hardly fail (Thamhain, 2012, p. 10). Therefore, project management ...

Business

The provision of quality in the healthcare sector in the modern setup is a divisive topic. the healthcare sector is a complex field, when it comes to the quality, because of the different individuals with their stakes in the healthcare. So, in this case stakeholders are considered responsible for the provision of cost effective services (Clarkson), with a lot of customizable and tailored packages for the ease of the patients and employees. Furthermore, the patients also want that their employer offer them major portion of the healthcare plan featured. The influential stakeholders in healthcare are the payers, providers and the patients ( ...

Apple Inc. is largely a successful company birthed from a simple garage room past time of a college dropout, very ambitious and innovative at that, to a universal, multi-billion, and empire. Steve Jobs is the brains behind this company. The success and sustainability of the company pivots upon the satisfaction and interests of the stakeholders, therefore the administration ought to make great efforts to protect this assemblage of parties. Apple’s organizational stakeholders include; shareholders, managers, and the work force forming internal stakeholders. Whilst the external stakeholders include; the company’s customers, its suppliers, the government, state unions of the countries in which ...

Evaluation Toolkit for Vision and Mission Statements

Research Background Well-formulated and effectively supported by shared values strategy is critical for any organization. There are several crucial factors that determine the success of strategic planning. First of all, strategy turns from a plan to the reality only with the buy-in from the internal stakeholders. Secondly, strategy only worth if there are external stakeholders that are interested in what the company has to offer. Finally, strategy should be aligned with the industry´s potential and should address external influences. Mission and vision statements help the organization to communicate these strategic elements and its relevance to internal and external ...

The contemporary world calls upon the CEO of different companies in meeting the needs of various people without making any compromise. It is vital for the organization to consider how their operations can influence the society and the environment. An organization must demonstrate the inclusion of social and environmental concern in the business operations and its interactions with the stakeholders. This literature argues that a leader of an organization must weigh the concerns and expectations of multiple stakeholders to enable the making of sound strategic choices. Hinson and Ndhlovu (2011) explain that a leader, in this generation, must consider the ...

Communication and Performance Monitoring

Communication and Performance Monitoring The project on relocation of the Coca-Cola Headquarters (HQ) from Atlanta, GA to Dallas, TX will involve several major milestones. First of all, the utility contract, negotiating the leasing and personnel relocation will fall under responsibility of the Chief Administration Officer (CAO). Competency gap closure will be done by Human Resource Manager (HRM) Director. Finally, technology and equipment transfer will be controlled by the Chief Information Officer (CIO). Communication is the actual project deliverable that builds on the critical project management soft skill. Taking into consideration that the project is time-bound to a four months ...

- Initiation Phase. More crucial than knowledge of the business, the project manager must have the qualities of a leader to enable him to share his vision on the need for a change, and influence all stakeholders for the approval and support of a project for this purpose. - Planning Phase. Technical expertise in this stage is important in developing a project plan, budget, and timelines while team building skills can be vital in identifying key team members and in motivating them towards successful completion of the project. - Execution Phase. The project manager must be an excellent communicator and organized ...

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Introduction

Different people have different reactions to their surroundings. Environment affects day to day activities and abilities required to implement those activities. It also affects the different relationships we build with one another, how we work, how we play and even physical and psychological health. The most significant thing is when, where these environmental related effects take effect. The most important age group to expose a human being to the environment is when he or she is in childhood. This motivates them to adapt to what the environment ...

Ethics can be defined as principles of a group or person that are fundamental. Social responsibility can be defined as the way a business performs the activities it has so that it can meet the obligations that it has towards the community and the environment, as well. In this corporate world, strategic planning is very important. This is where the management defines the strategies the organization has, the directions to use and how the decisions are to be made. Social responsibility and ethical values play a great role in the process of strategic planning. (Edelman, 1996) Every management should ensure they ...

Introduction

The current business world is increasingly faced with the need to address issues related to environment and sustainability as authorities increase their pressure on environment conservation in addition to investors’ demand for more sustainable business operations. In that respect, a number of arguments have been fronted by businesses and some stakeholders in support of organizations’ adaption of sustainability initiatives. However, some stakeholders have views that argue against such initiatives citing the initiatives contradiction with business managers’ primary goal of profit making, businesses’ lack of expertise to make a decision regarding sustainability and environment issues as well as their lack of accountability ...

The relevant stakeholders described in the articles is composed of the corporations such as Newmont Mining and the other companies involved in the mining operations. However, the most affected and considerably the important stakeholders in the case are the residents of the communities near the Yanacocha mine, and town of Choropampa. Peru’s mining history was shrouded with allegations of environmental negligence due to the issues of mercury spill that affected the nearby areas of Newmont mining site. What makes the corporations involved as stakeholders is that the company has the highest business interest in the issue given that ...

This paper is aimed at looking into business and society as interactive systems. Business operations are variously affected by the surroundings in which they operate, popularly termed the business environment; customers, competitors, suppliers, distributors, industry trends, substitutes, regulations, government activities, the economy, demographics, and social and cultural factors are forces included in any business environment (Kochan & Rubenstein, 2000). Others such as innovations and technological developments may also be classified as forces that influence the business environment. Equally, on a broad understanding, many may connote a different set of the definition of the business environment as a physical space or place where ...

Business Environment and Organizational Purpose

The organization for the interview is Accenture. It is a management consulting, outsourcing and technology services company. It operates in the Czech Republic and other 120 countries on the globe (Bakalova, 2011). It has been selected for the interview since it has a wide operation base across the world. In addition, it’s traded publicly, which means that it deals with a variety of stakeholders. The global presence of Accenture implies that it has applied some effective strategies in line with its mission. To obtain the information, the public relations manager of Accenture was interviewed. The report is in the third section ...

The National Football League (NFL) is an American football league made of one of the major professional sports leagues in North America. The league constitutes of 32 teams which are equally divided between the American Football Conference (AFC) and the National Football Conference (NFC). The league has its highest professional level running for a 17 weeks season. The league consists of various forms of competition with winners of different competitions are awarded accordingly. Six of the 32 teams; where four are from division winners and two from wild-card teams, compete in playoffs to win a Super Bowl, which is played between ...

Roughly 70 percent of all corporate mergers fail, according to the Boston-based consulting firm Bain & Company (Schatz, 2013). Part of the reason was because little effort went into resolving cultural issues between the companies; thus, making the transition a traumatic experience for employees, customers, and stakeholders. However, US Airways boosts that positive customer benefits are already in place to “elevate” the travel experience and create a stronger airline. Does this indicate that US Airways and American Airline resolved cultural issues and implemented an effective communication plan? Let’s hope so since their merger is stated to be the “largest mega merger ...

Introduction

Security of people in the United States remains one of the top priorities of President Barack Obama’s government. It is thus therefore not unusual to find the United States in conflict with nations which tend to threaten world peace. The Iranian and Syrian conflicts are some of the latest examples of this situation. This is because the two nations are suspected to be in possession of nuclear plants which pose a threat to the safety of many people around the world.

Stakeholders in the Nuclear Energy Sector

The major stakeholders in the nuclear community comprise of national regulatory authorities, industrialists, and environmentalists. Other stakeholders include ...

Jack Welch is an American business executive. He started a reconstruction of General Electric which later proved to be financially helpful for the company. He was the the Chief Executive Officer between 1981 and 2001. In his able leadership of the corporation, he showed a glimpse of fairness for the employees. Donations and grants from this corporation have over the years been of great help to children with some medical condition like autism. Globally, General Electric (GE) in collaboration with all the organs of the company seeks to roll out some wanting projects. Having pointed out all this, we can say ...

Effective communication plays a vital role in the change management process, and all changes are bound to fail without an effective communication strategy. Most stakeholders including customers and employees resist major changes in the existing operating procedures and processes. The resistance to change stems from the uncertainty, anxiety, stress, and expectations related to the changed processes. Individuals believe that they can suffer through these changes and this would negatively affect their organizational performance. However, effective communication can alleviate the factors that lead to resistance and anxiety. Communicating with the stakeholders of the organization enables the management to remove any obstacles ...

Literature Review:Resistance to Change

Literature Review: Resistance to Change Introduction This literature review covers three peer-reviewed articles concerning organizational change. The Mento et al. paper (2002) – intended as a guidance document for individuals leading such a change process – draws on three theoretical models of the organizational change process to produce a framework that also takes into account the actual change process existing in a major company. The Barnard & Stoll paper (2010) is itself a literature review, drawing on available evidence to look at the change management process. That paper also looks at existing research on sustainable change and concludes with suggested options for further research. Beer ...

Neo-liberalism can be termed as a resurgence of ideas whose advocates are in the support of economic philosophy, reduction in the spending of the government and free trade. It is used as a tool that will enhance the existence of the private sector in the economy. The usage of the term has changed in the modern day and is used in the referring to different critics by politicians. The well-known use of the word denotes to reforms in the economy that may include the eliminating of price controls, lowering of barriers to trade, deregulating the capital markets and reducing of influence ...

Analysis on Nintendo

Introduction Shareholders play a critical role in defining the performance, growth and development of the firm in the regional and global market. The stakeholders are key players who have put a lot of resources into the organization. The company’s growth is determined by the efforts that the shareholders put to ensure that there are enough resources. The objectives can only be achieved through the efforts of the shareholders. This is evident through the success that various organizations have due to the relevant changes that are made in operations that are influenced by the shareholders. This article will be an ...

There has been a significant increase in the amount of waste produced in Malaysia over the years. This situation has led to its government implementing a law that will help control the situation. By next year September, all households will be required to separate their waste. The households will be given two bins, one for organic waste and the other for inorganic. The waste collection schedule will be implemented once the program starts running. Garbage will not be collected in households, which will not follow this law. The government, however, cannot implement this law without partnering with all the stakeholders ...

Identify how the six stages process for identifying a research topic will be used for your Management Project.

According to Galinafric Ltd, (2007), the Project Management research process is a systematic way to find the information that helps to make business decision. The below figure shows the research process into six steps: The Research Process, Source: Galinafric Ltd, (2007)

Step 1: Identify stakeholders

The first and most important part of project management research is to develop the relationship between stakeholders. Two main perspectives of stakeholder analysis are considered to clarify the different business choices. First perspective is to understand the importance of stakeholders and second is to develop the relationship between stakeholders.

Step 2: Describe the project

The most important step of Project Management processes is ...