Category: Organization

No matter how hard one tries to be perfect, perfection is nothing we could ever reach”. In spite of its contributions, this research is also subject to some potential limitations in terms of internal and external validity. These limitations could be considered in subsequent studies which may focus on studying the relationships among variables used…

Introduction Outsourcing includes the contracting out of a business procedure to another gathering which is moreover acknowledged as business process outsourcing. Organizations essentially outsource to lessen certain expenses, for example, fringe or “non-core” operational expense, high assessments, high vitality costs, and uncontrolled government direction, generation and work costs. The one of kind age demography of…

The General View In the 21 century, there is always a need to catch up with the latest innovative trends and as a result of this, there is a need to acquire these innovative inventions for ourselves. However, we are often out of cash to purchase some of these new inventions, and most time we…

The course, “Communication in Organizations” has allowed me to understand the vital role that communication has in organizations and the many forms, processes and functions that communication serves. This course has given me the opportunity to explore traditional and contemporary perspectives on organizations as well as organizational communication. Through this heightened understanding I have been…

With the unpredictable economy and insecure future in South Africa, organisations are finding it difficult to forecast how changes ahead will affect their stakeholders. Stakeholder relations are at the core of corporate communications (Coombs and Holladay, 2007; Wu, 2007). Scholars have even suggested that public relations equal communication management which equates to stakeholder relations. Prior…

Objectives: Customer expectations from a good and services may differ from the company observations of customer expectations. Thus, the company deliverables won’t satisfy the potential customers and can’t create customer base in the market. Understanding customer expectations is a must for the customers by market research, survey, user experience to listen to the customer expectations.…

Updated: Feb 22, 2024

Introduction Collective bargaining and organizational flexibility has been a subject of considerable debate. In the face of global organization of production, trade liberalization, processes of economic restructuring and national legislative reform, it is imperative for every organization to roll out policies or programmes that seek to promote worker welfare. Studies have shown that workers give…

In 2001, The Social Care Act outlined the increased focus on user participation by setting out requirements for all NHS organisations. These requirements were to ensure active participation in treatment decision-making, as well as the planning and evaluation of services, (Department of Health, 2011). More recently the local government has continued to make changes in…

Managing quality is significant for any size companies. The quality of their products helps to sustain the loyalty and satisfaction of the consumer. It will decrease the risk and expense of reconstructing defective goods. A company has the chance to develop a reputation for quality by earning accreditation with a distinguished quality standard, such as…