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Are business students at Jesuit universities more socially responsible?

Burns, David J.; Gupta, Pola B.; Burns, Steven D. - In: Social Responsibility Journal 9 (2013) 3, pp. 454-464

collegiate business students' sentiment toward marketing. Design/methodology/approach – Students attending marketing classes at … questionnaires included the Index of Consumer Sentiment toward Marketing (ICSM). Findings – For overall sentiment toward marketing … and for each of the aspects of marketing, significant (at the 0.05 level) differences are noted. In each instance …

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Dr Akbar, Mumtaz Food Industries Ltd - Keynote Lecture

Leeds Metropolitan University - 2010

Every business starts somewhere and theres no limit to how far it can go! was the message that Dr Gul-Nawaz Khan Akbar, the Managing Director of Mumtaz Food Industries Ltd, one of the UKs leading Asian companies in food manufacturing delivered to Leeds Met staff and students at yesterday...

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Creative methodologies for understanding a creative industry

Fuller, Ted; Warren, Lorraine; Norman, Sally Jane - 2009

Objectives The production of innovation or novelty in creative interactions is normally represented in research either as normative patterns of behaviour (being creative) or as post-hoc empirical objects (new firms, new products etc.) The structure of creative practices, i.e. what particular...

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Methodological issues arising from research into the emergence of enterprise in the creative industries

Warren, Lorraine; Fuller, Ted - 2009

In the digital economy, the creative industries revolve around dynamic, innovative and often unorthodox collaborations between individuals and organisations. Large, small and micro-businesses often come together for the duration of a project, then disband and form new partnerships for the next...

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Contrasting approaches to preparedness: a reflection on two case studies

Warren, Lorraine; Fuller, Ted - 2009

This chapter reflects on ongoing research in SMEs in the manufacturing and service sectors. It contrasts different approaches to the issue of preparedness from an organisational and social perspective, in two cases where new enterprise-wide business processes were implemented and integrated in...

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Creative methodologies for understanding a creative industry

Fuller, Ted; Warren, Lorraine; Norman, Sally Jane - 2011

The chapter presents a conceptual framework for the identification and analysis of value creating and value capture systems within creative industry contexts based on theoretical and empirical studies. It provides a ‘digital economy’ perspective of the creative industries as a micro-level...

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Why do some UK SMEs still find the implementation of a new product development process problematical? An exploratory investigation.

Owens, Jonathan D - 2007

The long-term survival of a business often hinges upon its ability to successfully introduce new products into the market place. These new products and their successful development can be the lifeblood of a company. Thus, NPD is a major consideration for most organisations. New products can...

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The fundamental challenge: human and organisational factors in an ERP implementation

Dawnson, Julie; Owens, Jonathan D - 2007

Organisations encounter obstacles when implementing ERP systems. This paper intends to explore some of the problems that occur throughout the implementation of an ERP system. Using a combination of the work of Markus et al (2001) and Kim et al (2005), a framework is constructed of Human and...

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Attitudes toward international careers among male and female Canadian business students after 9‐11

Wang, Bruce C.Y.; Bu, Nailin - In: Career Development International 9 (2004) 7, pp. 647-673

Career aspirations of 145 senior undergraduate business students in Canada were analyzed. An overwhelming majority desired an overseas assignment at some point in their career, and they were not adversely affected by the 9‐11 terrorist attack. While 60 percent of the students considered...

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Perceived effects of an MBA degree on employability and career advancement

Mihail, Dimitrios M.; Antigoni Elefterie, Kristina - In: Career Development International 11 (2006) 4, pp. 352-361

Purpose – Given this rapid expansion in business schools and MBA graduate numbers, the purpose of this paper is to assess whether and how graduate management education offered in Greece makes better managers. Design/methodology/approach – To this purpose an empirical research was conducted,...

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