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application and limitations of green destination brands for nations adopting this positioning strategy. Design …‐depth case study of a nation that has adopted this positioning strategy. Rather than taking a snapshot research approach, a … historical perspective enabled the development of the destination's brand positioning strategy to be captured.  …
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branding strategy that evolves over time while strategically curating its unique and valued resources. This understanding is … involved in building the branding strategy. Findings This paper presents a model to help destinations focus on how to create … customer journey to depict a destination’s branding strategy, incorporates Barney’s Resource Based Theory ( ) into the process …
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Purpose This paper aims to indicate the importance of including residents in the rebranding of a destination. Design/methodology/approach This article is based on a literature review. Findings The World Tourism Organization recently adapted the United Nations' 17 Sustainable Development Goals...
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/methodology/approach – The paper reviews the profitability of commercial publishers and their plans for expansion in the digital book market, and …‐profit academic publishers will not be solved by simply “going digital”. Practical implications – Librarians need to exclude small … developments in digital book publication from the perspective of a 1997 conference on the “crisis” in academic publishing with …
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Purpose – Drawing on the theoretical domain of speech act theory (SAT) and a discussion of its suitability for setting the agenda for social media research, this study aims to explore a range of research directions that are both relevant and conceptually robust, to stimulate the advancement of...
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Flexibility has become a matter of survival for many organisations as we embark on the twenty‐first century. In the real estate field, flexibility has historically meant some combination of different forms of procuring, planning, constructing and financing space. This paper argues that such...
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communicated vision, prioritised objectives and appropriate performance metrics. With any business strategy and investment project …
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Annual reports and operational data are key performance indicators for any business. However, performance measurement is critical in today’s real property domain and should become part of strategic planning and management processes for an organisation to be truly successful. In this paper the...
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cost reductions, with the cross‐company corporate strategy often requiring CREM to deliver a significant reduction in the …; Degree of outsourcing of infrastructure management. Therefore, where the corporate strategy centres around cost reduction … the cross‐company corporate strategy, as otherwise the cost targets would have to be restricted to individual cost types …
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It is tempting to begin the process of reorganisation by taking a blank sheet of paper and rearranging squares and lines. That should, however, be the last step of the process. Redesigning an organisation involves not only thinking about the same things in a different way, but also thinking...
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