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    to find a means of measuring the value of business relationships; with investors, suppliers, customers, retailers etc. As much as the neoclassical economic theory would state otherwise, us humans are driven by our emotions, motivations and self-interests. This is where…

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    A famous method is that which takes the forthright contribution to maximizing the shareholder’s value as the utmost principle to assess definite corporate social activity. Any investment in social demands that would generate shareholders’ value augmentation should be made, acting without dishonesty and fraud. In contrast, if the social demands only carry out a cost on the company they should be rejected. Friedman (1970) is clear while giving an example about investment in the local community:…

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    Primark Executive Summary

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    Traditionally the business objectives are aimed at maximizing profits in a sustainable environment while putting the stakeholder’s value in the business as a priority. However, due to the change in the stakeholder’s theory, the business objectives have been changed to putting the stakeholder’s value first in order to maximize the business profits. This is done through improvement of the business ethics. This emphasizes that the business is responsible to the society in which it is operating.…

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    effectively. I understand the need for productive working relationships, open and clear communication and using all resources available to create better outcomes within the APS. Stakeholder Management I understand that the core of any role within the APS is achieving legislative requirements and balancing internal and external stakeholder…

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    Case Study: Macphie’s Push to Innovate Introduction There are many decisions organizations make to drive a product from concept to customer. Stakeholders both internal and external can create a ripple that results in the need for innovation. The effect is felt when external stakeholders intentionally or unintentionally interrupt the process. Many times the company has no control over these influences. In this case, Macphie could no longer compete with their competition due to their new pricing…

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    The next time I walk-in into any store I would surely observe more than I ever have until now. The reason simply being that in the last couple of days I have learnt so much about organisational culture and its different aspects that I can no longer look at any organisation the way I used to look at it before. Earlier, whenever I used to visit a store, it never occurred to me that everything that I could possibly see in that store was meant to be the way it is for a reason. I was unaware of the…

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    A stakeholder is “any group or individual that can affect or be affected by an organization’s purpose.” With the idea of the stakeholder’s definition, there are many individuals that become affected by any one organization or business. Such people can be shareholders, financiers, employees, suppliers, customers, the surrounding community, and the government. Each different type of stakeholder has their own interests of which they would like to achieve from an organization. The stakeholder’s…

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    M & M Ujala Case Study

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    made by the company, is a stakeholder of that particular company. However, not all stakeholders are equal. For example, the decision of M/s Ujala’s company would affect it’s customer differently and creditors differently. The main responsibility of M/s Ujala is to give the interests of it’s stakeholder at utmost priority. Management must incorporate the corporate social responsibility agendas keeping in mind all the stakeholders and the relationship with them. The Stakeholders of M/s Ujala…

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    Kon Bus Executive Summary

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    kon bus 1. Stakeholders are anyone who has a vested interest in he success of a company, momentarily or otherwise. All stakeholders are important in some regard, whether they compose the employment force of a firm, the customer base or outside media. 2. Profit is the revenue that a business accrues in excess of its expenditures, while risk is what a business undertakes in efforts to increase profits. Risk has the chance to equate to negative profits so only a certain amount of risk is ideal,…

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    Nt1310 Unit 6

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    main user of the utility. The main user of this utility is the Administrator only. 2. Second part is for stakeholders. In this section, we write the stakeholder who is relevant to the user. In project, the main user is the administrator and the employees could be the stakeholders as they are relevant to the activities. 3. Third part is for Activity which is related to the user and stakeholders. Example - Monitoring. All the activities in cluding file renaming, searching a file, find the…

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