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    together for the success of and smooth operations of an airport one of those bodies are the stakeholders, all the stakeholders have an important role in ensuring that the customers are having a good experience. But such experiences are majorly or directly linked to the airport operator.  Figure (2.1) The Airport Environment That's why the airport brand is also described as the sum of the experiences of the stakeholders and passengers regarding services and products provided. Those airport…

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    Task 1b Benefit and Cost Marketing orientation which also known as marketing concept, is a concept that a company identifies the needs and wants of target markets and delivers the desired satisfaction in order to achieve organizational goals such as earning profits and satisfying customers. According to marketing concept, customers’ value and satisfaction is the ways to sales and profits instead of just producing and selling the products and services to the customers. Marketing orientation will…

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    not dramatic accident because it can be solved by crisis management. Issues tend to develop all time and typically are focused on one situation. An issue is most likely to arise from a mismatch or understanding between an organisation and its stakeholders . If issues are not detected and recognized, then evaluated and correctly managed, they can build become a crisis. Examples of issues for PR may include: (1) Corporate or…

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    transportation system, especially when it comes to school buses. The NHTSA believes these vehicles are safer without seat belts. School buses are at the core of this debate because they pose as a double-sided figure for both the NHTSA and the rest of the stakeholders. For this reason, the NHTSA has provided a concept called “compartmentalization” to support its argument. Compartmentalization, which arguably works best for school buses, is a method of placing the seats compactly and equipping…

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    Nowadays, the interaction between company and company is much more common and extensive than before. As the explosion of worldwide industry, new projects are coming out as a huge amount day by day. Thus, how to make sure that both company and customer can get the max profit from the project is becoming the most important issue when launching a new project. At this moment, requirements analysis which is a document that encompasses the tasks that determine the needs or conditions to meet for a new…

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    3. Who are Target's stakeholders? How do Target's CSR activities address its stakeholders' concerns? Mainly the target’s stakeholders are customers, employees and community. Targets address the stakeholders concerns by various CSR (corporate social responsibility) activities. CSR activities to deal with customers - 1. Face to face interaction with customers in stores 2.organizing online surveys and obtaining valuable suggestions (target CSR report 2012) 3. Applying health care strategies by…

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    When discussing a topic as dubious as Euthanasia, identifying and involving the righteous, upmost important stakeholders, ensures focus remains on the people that are affected by the issue. When addressing viewpoints of the stakeholders from which the whole issue surrounds, the potential Euthanasia user who is terminally ill should be acknowledged as the primary stakeholder as they have the most interest because this issue directly affects them. Terminal illness is defined as a disease that…

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    of Stakeholder theory, Civil Society CSR, and Worker Cooperatives. In this essay, I will argue for the model of worker cooperatives that is best for people, planet and profits, and against Civil society CSR by discussing the four cases of Mondragon, Arizmendi bakeries, FSC, and Coalition of Immokalee Workers. From the perspective of Worker Cooperatives, the case of Mondragon and the case of Arizmendi bakeries are the…

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    have cultivate (Stetller 2011). According to (Getz & Andersson 2010), a successful musical event can eventuate when the needs of each stakeholder are understood, common goals are identified and a satisfactory investment can be made by each. This means that if the musical festival organisation are dedicated to make a change turning to a greening goals with the stakeholders and decision makers’ participation and effort by committing the sustainability set of objectives. When it comes to an…

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    The process begins by first identifying all the stakeholders of a company who are basically all the people who have some sort of interest in the company. After that you need to prioritize who is more important than the other on the basis of interest and power. So if a stakeholder has high power and high interest in the company, like customers, they are to be managed closely. High power and low interest are to be…

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