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the point against which we wil measure all future successes/failures
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baseline
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looking at the best practices in other organizations
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benchmark
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Focus is on results other wise it is nearly exactly lie MBO
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management by objective and results (MOR)
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Idea by edwards denning saying produce what it is you produce, so there is little to no error. mainly for production. was brought to japan where they implemented it.
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total quality management (TQM) edwards denning
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doign research, setting goals and objectives and systematically finding outcomes, usually 5 year planning but anywhere from 2 - 5 years started by american business but was quickly adopted by pr
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strategic planning aka long range planning
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what four statements do organizations make about them selves?
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missions, vision, value, posistion
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statement that says this is who we are, this is what we do. a good one is one that's remembered by the community.
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mission
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statement says this is where we're going
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vision
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statement that says this is what believe in
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value
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this is what differentiates us from others
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posisition
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what makes up a successful organizational model?
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definitive missions statement, organizational and cultural statements, positive public relations ships, reputation
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what is the most important step in a successful organizational model?
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organizational and cultural statements
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views the employees as the most important public always. reasons why employees love to work there, shared values. the problem isn't in the external public; it really lies in the organization ex. dave thomas running wendys
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organizational and cultural statements
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employees are the ------------
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forgotten public
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employees are
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the most important public
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created by peter hollister.
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strategic plan
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ideally there should be an organizational strategic plan. so the public relations plan can support the ---------
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organizations plan
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what is on page 1 of the strategic plan?
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positioning statement, themes, messages
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what is on page 2 of the strategic plan?
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pr goals, audiences,
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what is on page 3 of strategic plan?
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audience one, objectives, research, evaluation
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pg 4
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audience one, program inventory form
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chart like paper that tracks/guages progress. based on what activity to do on that month
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program inventory form
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if a company has 6 audiences there should be ---- pgs in the strategic plan.
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14
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the strategic plan is a --------- document. this means if something changes, we can remove an old page and replace it with a new one
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living
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flat fee per hour regardless of who is doig the work
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blended rate
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bernays argued that this profession is a ---------- ------- and we are affecting peoples behavior by measuring, examing, and researching people.
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behavioral science
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Starts with ----- and ends with -----
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research, evaluation
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