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Showing 1 to 20 of 103 for “"Large companies"”.

  1. Assimilation of social media marketing in Saudi large companies : antecedents and consequences

    … perspective regarding social media marketing in large Saudi companies. It aims to study the post-adoption stage of social media marketing, which is rarely examined in IT and marketing literature, with the goal of understanding how large Saudi companies use and assimilate social media marketing, …

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  2. Innovating by Behaving: How to Adopt the Startup Culture in Large Companies

    Increasingly, large company leaders want their organizations to act like startups! They want to take action against the threat of disruption by startups. They see many industries disrupted by startups, as evident by the rise of Airbnb and SpaceX. Rather than waiting to be disrupted, business …

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  3. Comparative study on making loans to large companies and SME's in China

    … because they are considered to be riskier than large companies which maintained closer relationships to the governments and state-own-commercial-banks, which are the main financial source under the current banking system in China. Are the SMEs riskier than the large companies in terms of loan …

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  4. Collaborative Arrangements and the State of Trust between SMEs and Large Companies in Mandated Business Interactions

    … between small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and large companies in interorganizational relationships (IORs) that are mandated by government policy. Due to the important contribution made by SMEs to national economies and to the fact that their growth is pivotal for entrepreneurial activities, …

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  5. The relationships among the socialization behaviors used by supervisors, socialization outcomes, organizational commitment, and work outcomes among newcomer employees in three large companies in Korea

    … work outcomes among newcomer employees in three large companies in Korea. The research was conducted primarily via a survey of newcomers, who entered three large enterprises within a year. Companies included Hyundai, Samsung, and LG in Korea. Collected data was analyzed using structural equation …

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  6. The impacts of Environmental Supply Chain Management (ESCM) on the environmental activities of Small and Medium - sized Enterprises (SMEs): empirical study of the Korean electronics industry

    … environmental supply chain management (ESCM) of large companies has a great potential to persuade SMEs to undertake environmentally improved activities. ESCM approaches have been increasingly popular in today's large companies' businesses for their competitiveness, compliance with regulation and …

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  7. Container movement between the US and China : Impact on supply chain management

    … in such activities and most multinational companies from the USA have moved their manufacturing activities in PRC. As a result trade between the US and China has substantially increased during the last decade. The ability to support such increase in terms of supply chain infrastructure and …

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  8. An exploratory study of success and failure factors in internal corporate venturing

    … of internal corporate ventures. There are many large companies today using internal corporate ventures as a way to develop new businesses and products while creating potential growth for the parent company. Large companies believe that they can create these new businesses by combining the …

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  9. An Analysis of Accounting Principles Board Opinion No. 18

    … Eighteen will generally have an affect only on large companies. These large companies, in turn, are only a small percentage of the companies on which an accountant's opinion is rendered. | This paper is divided into six sections. The first section will define the terms used both in the Opinion …

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  10. Digital marketing : role in new age marketing - revolutionary or evolutionary

    … the changes surrounding, and impacting how companies communicate value to their customers and partners. It outlines the evolution process of marketing from being a miniscule function in large companies to a key gatekeeper for most large companies in the ad tech space today including tech …

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  11. Corporate governance under stress : an institutional perspective on the transformation of corporate governance in France and Germany

    … It analyses the divergent responses of large companies in these two countries to the same set of changes in the international economy. Despite similarities in terms of ownership concentration, inactive securities markets, financial opacity, and closed market for hostile takeovers, large …

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  12. Key indicators of an effective cost accounting system for managerial decision making: an explanatory study of German SMEs

    … on the extent to which SMEs are different from large companies, and whether these types of businesses are so different that a specialized cost accounting and key indicator system is justified and necessary for SMEs. For the development of a special system of cost accounting and the individual …

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  13. Managing the Development of Computer-Based Systems

    … of computer systems management in 36 major companies. | From a profit standpoint, their findings indicate computer efforts in all but a few exceptional companies are in real, if often unacknowledged, trouble. Faster, costlier, more sophisticated hardware; larger and increasingly costly …

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  14. Arguments for and field experiments in democratizing digital data collection : the case of Flocktracker

    … processes, driven by government agencies or large companies. This provides limited opportunities for citizens to participate in the ideation and creation of the data used to ultimately gain insights into, and make decisions about, their communities. Digital community data collection can give …

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  15. Factors affecting the selling prices of small firms

    … has very different dynamics compared to the large public companies. Based on my findings, small businesses have significantly lower price-to-earning ratios compared to large companies. In this paper, I study the economic conditions affecting small firms and variables that affect the selling …

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  16. Guidelines on advance defences to hostile take-overs

    … in the target company. Shareholders in many large companies do not bother to vote in person or by proxy at general meetings of shareholders so that a 30% shareholding may give de facto control over a target company.3

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  17. Cross flow control with weighted fairness and TCP friendliness

    … among flows in the bottleneck link. Meanwhile, large companies or clusters have considerable needs for shaping their own flows while maintaining friendliness to other flows in the network. This thesis proposes a novel cross flow congestion control scheme to achieve weighted fairness among flows …

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  18. An investigation into the use of derivatives by the 2nd 100 largest listed companies in South Africa

    … into the use of derivatives by the 2nd 100 largest listed companies in South Africa" as this is where I have been positioned in the group that is undertaking this research. I will endeavor through this research report to establish not only which companies are using derivatives but through a …

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  19. Practical automated picking and packing

    … and labor intensive order fulfillment processes, companies will increasingly turn to automation to enable growth and make better use of the people they have. The materials handling automation industry is dominated by a small number of very large companies. These companies manufacture products that …

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