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Eubank, S.G. - 2008

Modern computers make possible a new blending of systems, man, and cybernetics in the detailed simulation of large …

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The Cybernetics of Design and the Design of Cybernetics

Krippendorff, Klaus - 2007

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to connect two discourses, the discourse of cybernetics and that of design …-informed concept of second-order cybernetics, on the other hand. In the course of this conceptual exploration, the distinction between … science and design is explored with cybernetics located in the dialectic between the two. Technology-centered design is …

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Formal considerations of rule-based messaging for Business Process Integration

Ma, DC; Orlowska, ME; Sadiq, SW - 2006

In the last decade, with the expansion of organizational scope and the tendency for outsourcing, there has been an increasing need for Business Process Integration (BPI), understood as the sharing of data and applications among business processes. The research efforts and development paths in...

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Modification-Management

Stufler, Josef - 2009

Die Produkte von Maschinen- und Anlagenbauunternehmen stellen in der Regel langlebige, kundenspezifische Investitionsgüter dar. Je umfangreicher die Konstruktions- und Montagezeiten des Investitionsgutes, umso frühzeitiger muss der Kunde sich festlegen, welche Leistungsmerkmale gefordert...

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Rethinking 'business is business' : a criticalist perspective on teaching business ethics

Fallon, Wayne; Australian Association for Professional … - University of Western Sydney; University of Western Sydney; … - 2005

This paper reports on a study into student perceptions of a Socratic approach to teaching business ethics. The paper lays out a criticalist proposition that there is a discourse of ?ethics-in-business? in which ethics are, pragmatically, subsumed by a more strategic economics focus to business...

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Measurement and structural properties of organizational codes of ethics in private and public Sweden

Svensson, Goran; Wood, Greg; Callaghan, Michael - 2010

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to test the measurement and structural properties in a model of organizational codes of ethics (OCE) in Sweden. Design/methodology/approach – The measurement and structural properties of four OCE constructs (i.e. surveillance/training, internal...

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Interpretations of corruption in intercultural bargaining

Zutshi, Ambika; Creed, Andrew; Rudolph, Heiko E.R. - 2010

There is a fine line in business negotiations between being perceived as corrupt and having proper engagement with the natural tension and excitement of the business bargaining process. Combining literature review and experiential observation we provide a framework that will assist global...

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Internet marketing management in the South African tourism industry : utilisation of the South African luxury hotel industry

Jansen van Rensburg, C. J. - 2008

ENGLISH ABSTRACT: The objective of this specific research report is to analyse the internet marketing function within the South African tourism industry. Furthermore, the hotel industry is analysed to establish how the introduction of the internet changed the playing field in terms of...

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Dubai, debt, and dependency : the political and economic implications of the bailout of Dubai

Henry, Clement M. (contributor) - 2011

The goal of this thesis is to identify the main political and economic implications of Dubai’s debt crisis and subsequent bailout by her wealthier and more powerful sister emirate Abu Dhabi. This paper examines the implications of the bailout of Dubai on two levels: Dubai’s relationship with...

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THOMAS COOK UK TOURISM INDUSTRY, THE 2ND LARGEST TRAVEL AGENCY IN EUROPE

SHENGNAN, Yin; Nedelea, Alexandru Mircea - 2019

Thomas Cook is one of the largest tourism industry in Europe and UK. It aims to achieve the top-loved tourism industry, personalised holiday experiences, delivering inspiring for all its customers. It offers multiple services related to tourism, like airlines, hotels, cruises, foreign exchange,...

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