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    Before few decades the business was competing on the local market because of the natural of the business environment of and many obstacles and risk prevent to expand the business, such as, business policies, weakness of globally economic relationship, the difficulty of transportations, communications between the countries, and Lack of advanced technology. In today’s business, everything changed and the business environment changed too because the world become more dynamic than before and it is…

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    country has different advantages and disadvantages of workforce diversity. In KSA workforce diversity is a trend. Most of the organization in KSA, appreciate workforce diversity. The main reason of this diversity is because different people belonging…

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    concept branched off and lead to further discussions such as culture and values which were discussed in more detail by Larez. Larez went into great detail on the outcomes of shaping culture within the Synovus Corporation lead to success within the organization. This view helped to dissect the role of leadership and its downstream effects. However, it is also important to focus on the fundamentals and understand the outcomes of servant leadership on a broader scale. According to Thakore (2013),…

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    and external factors that affect an organization. “Proctor and Gamble” is a multinational company established through the integration of a candle making and soap organizations. This essay will discuss the SWOT analysis of “proctor and gamble” case study. The internal factors of the SWOT analysis consist of the strengths and weaknesses of the company. The strengths are all the favorable points such as the reputation, knowledge and expertise of the organization. The strengths of P&G company…

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    Network Structure Definition: Satterlee (2013), states that “a network structure is a central organization that works together with association independent companies, as if they were a single operation” (p. 82). Satterlee, A. (2013). Organizational Management & Leadership: A Christian Perspective. Raleigh, NC: Synergistics International. p.82 Summary Allan Affuah did an extensive work on network structures and eventually produced a blueprint called,…

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    At the global level, the three frameworks of Disaster Risk Reduction, Climate Change Adaptation, and Sustainable Development Goals support related policies, legal and regulatory framework development and reform. Further, the three frameworks call for integrating decentralized related actions into local development. For example, encourage participation, monitoring and mediation are best undertaken at the local level, integration advocacy, awareness and education, and establish new partnerships…

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    and knowledge to knowledge. Knowledge management previously had two stages, but as time went by a third stage was developed and these are:  Stage One The first stage of KM was driven fundamentally by information technology. Organization especially the vast international consulting ones- -understood that their stock in exchange was information and knowledge, that regularly the left hand had no clue what the right hand knew, and that in the event that they could share that knowledge, they…

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    internal and external customers are the driving force behind overall satisfaction. Simply put, even if the patients and staff only perceive negativity due to a name (or organization) change, or even word of mouth of a bad experience,…

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    The intent of succession planning is to provide a structured series of activities that will help high‐potential employees increase their opportunities for advancement and prepare to assume key roles within the organization. Each employee is subject to all organizational policies and procedures. Completion of an individual development plan will not result in a promotion or a pay increase. Each employee is subject to the organization’s standard regulations regarding pay and benefits. It is…

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    Cost of conducting training for a large number of employees is very high so need assessment of the training is necessary. Here kempf did need assessment of the training and conducted training of its worldwide staffs working with ESI International. Training initiative has been successful. It helped HP in taking competitive advantage over its rivals. HP became able to boost its profit margin and keep its projects within the budget. But now its competitor companies have also the same certification…

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