… An airplane traveling through the sky is in constant conflict with the forces of gravity and wind resistance. A moving vehicle is also in conflict with surface upon which it travels. Conflict can be both good and bad. If the forces of gravity…

… today's dynamic world, the importance of good customer service is becoming more and more apparent. With the blurring up of differences between banking, broking and insurance; coupled with industry consolidations; demutualization; shrinking margins;…

… competition and limited resources, companies are using strategic partnerships to cooperatively bring products to market. While partnerships focus the complementary strengths of two firms on the market, they can be complex arrangements to manage.…

… innovation", I tried to make an extensive internet search and gather and combine the most useful and relevant parts together. Like Narayanan, the sources I exploited for this assignment begin with the definitions of the keywords as well. So, I think…

… the ground at a very high speed. This is similar to what is happening to the course of banking industry in India. For decades, the banks in India have focused on earning big money from corporate clients. However, things have radically changed.…

… whose work is considered above average. It is usually used for employees whose work achievements cannot assessed simply through numerical measures. Performance-related pay schemes are usually linked to the appraisal process, on which evaluation on…

… of Rome (1957) declared a common European market as a European objective with the aim of increasing economic prosperity and contributing to "an ever closer union among the peoples of Europe". The Single European Act (1986) and the Treaty on European…

… to Paul Reynolds, is "management's obligation to make choices and take actions that will contribute to the welfare and interests of society as well as the organisation." (1995:23). However, it is not as straightforward as it may seem. Having social…

… batch, flow, and process production systems, with examples for each. Project, jobbing, batch, flow and process production are the process types used in manufacturing. The figure below shows the trade off between volume and variety of outputs. In…

… process perspectives of motivation, using specific theories (other than Maslow's) to highlight the two perspectives. Motivation can be defined as a psychological process that leads to choice of behaviour resulting in some level of job performance,…