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THE MEDIA ORGANIZATION YOU REPRESENT Name of organization:      TIEDONANTAJA | Contact person and title:      ERKKI SUSI | Head quarters postal address:      HAKANIEMI HELSINKI FINLAND | Tel: ?/>??<<mmn<"Nigd-list" <nigd-list@nigd.org>?     | Fax:       | E-mail:  ERKKISUSI@TIEDONANTAJA.FI     | Status / Ownership: | Education / Public Private | Government / State | Other: | Type of the Organization (Check as

Modern organization : Firstly, We think that we have to introduce with the traditional organization. In this traditional one, the roles in the company was clearly defined, We mean by this way that the hierarchy was very visible. The managers gave orders and the workers had to do it without helping for a better production process. There was no surprise for the result of the production process because the managers were expecting something very clear that it was easy to reach. The skills of the workers

Name of organization: Wild Life At Risk. Emblem: Location:  Ho Chi Minh City, and active throughout the southern provinces of Vietnam.  What the aim is: It aims to reduce the pressure on Vietnam’s wildlife by helping to build local capacity to implement legislation, raise environmental awareness and develop alternatives to the unsustainable exploitation of Vietnam’s natural resources. WAR’s long-term goal is to develop a range of complementary and sustainable programmes that address these

the geographic boundaries and market barriers”11, growth is instigated by innovation as a “core driver of growth” for a business. Innovation can be characterized by the “conversion of knowledge in a new product, process or service” and in an organization helps drive profitability when successful. Only in our “very rapid growth environment” , we will look at how entrepreneurship and leadership are “conducive to innovation existence” and “important agents of innovation” . From an economic point

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focusing on a single innovation, this series examines the state of innovation at global organizations. We spoke with both innovation leaders and practitioners, within varying business units and organizational structures, across a broad range of industries both for–profit and not–for–profit. The interviews offer a unique insider’s view into the world of innovation—what makes it work, what holds organizations back, and what critical advice new innovators need to know to be more successful with innovation

as the organization grew over the 70s and into the 80s, WWF began to expand its work to conserve the environment as a whole , rather than focusing on selected species in isolation. So although we continued to use our well-known initials, our legal name became "World Wide Fund For Nature" (except in North America where the old name was retained). However, to avoid confusion and mixed messages across borders and languages, WWF is known as simply "WWF, the global conservation organization." Avant

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environment are the laws and the legal system’s impact on business, together with the general nature of the relationship between... Organizations operates in micro and macro environment which are changing time to time. Formulation of right strategies always needs scanning of internal and external environment to determine the level of impact of each factor on organization business. PEST is the best technique for scanning of macro level environment which include  political, economic, social and technological

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