Definitions

1. The stakeholders are all going to be represented by lobbyists.

Decision

1. Internet stakeholders disagree about who should decide when a new top-level domain can be added and how that decision should be made. (Web site)

Sport

1. Unfortunately, our vision for the future of sprint car racing was not shared by all of the key stakeholders in the sport. (Web site)

Possible

1. We have gathered information about as many industrial formal methods applications as possible with the assistance of many different stakeholders. (Web site)

School

1. The best way to ascertain other people’s perceptions of your school is to conduct market research amongst your stakeholders. (Web site)
2. He thanked the NCOP for visiting the school and wished the delegates well during their interactions with different stakeholders.

Involvement

1. Involvement in decision-making by all key stakeholders of higher education institutions is recognised as imperative.

Organisation

1. The plan or plans must reflect the current position of the organisation and all it stakeholders.
2. Electronic commerce (e-commerce) All financial and informational electronically mediated exchanges between an organisation and its external stakeholders. (Web site)

Parties

1. Reexaminations can have huge collateral impact on patent owners, alleged infringers, and other stakeholders and interested parties.
2. Effective PM requires collaborative efforts among project stakeholders (participants, clients and other interested parties).

Goals

1. These stakeholders understand the mission and goals of the organization and can assist the member or local chapter with any programs or challenges. (Web site)

Progress

1. Accessible e-learning practice will develop and progress when all the different stakeholders join to work together. (Web site)

Report

1. Bank of America will meet regularly with Rainforest Action Network and other stakeholders to implement this policy and report on its progress.
2. In addition to the market size, data trends and forecasts, the report will also highlight key opportunity areas for the relevant stakeholders.

Study

1. We propose to help fund a study that will bring interested stakeholders together to create a Concept Plan and Business Case for Canada's largest observatory.

Actions

1. Seale (2006) argues that accessible e-learning practice will not develop through the actions of individual practitioners or stakeholders alone. (Web site)

Business

1. Will partner with key stakeholders from all lines of business to deliver that strategy to USAA membership.

Range

1. The European Commission makes a point of consulting as wide a range of stakeholders as possible before proposing new legislation or new policy initiatives.

Transparent

1. The Transatlantic Economic Council aims to make transatlantic cooperation more transparent and provides a channel for stakeholders to make their views known.

Further Information

1. The project aims to collect further information about barriers relating to eGovernment from stakeholders.

Feedback

1. You communicate the resulting Risk Management Plan to all interested stakeholders for feedback.

Basic Knowledge

1. This e-primer is designed to provide these stakeholders with some basic knowledge about copyright, software copyright and FOSS licenses. (Web site)

Developed

1. A curriculum was developed and trained to stakeholders in public and assisted housing, and follow-up CPTED assessments were conducted at various sites. (Web site)

Software Systems

1. Requirements for software systems typically come from stakeholders in the domain in which the software is used, such as aerospace or finance. (Web site)

Policy Makers

1. The Brussels Tax Forum is an annual conference that brings together policy makers, experts, stakeholders and the general public from all over the world.

Csirts

1. CSIRTs primarily focus on the response to ICT related security incidents on behalf of one or more stakeholders.

Corporate Governance

1. Corporate governance also includes the relationships among the many players involved (the stakeholders) and the goals for which the corporation is governed.

Discussions

1. Activities The Community Radio Festival is a gathering of community radio broadcasters and other stakeholders for networking, discussions and training. (Web site)
2. Nevertheless, shared principles have emerged from our discussions with Internet stakeholders. (Web site)

Interest

1. The Workshop was attended by stakeholders with an interest in the linkage of agriculture and tourism sectors.

Peace Process

1. PEACE PROCESS. Immediately reconvene, continue, and as much as possible conclude the on-going stalled peace process between all stakeholders in Mindanao; 2.

Process

1. Need for plant closings in early 1990s, economics, effects, ethics, stakeholders, decision making process, unions, restructuring, alternatives.

Similar Way

1. Stakeholder group A cluster of stakeholders that derive value from a particular organisation in a similar way.

Way

1. Truth is, many of the stakeholders in the sport feel much the same way about NASCAR's chief executive.
2. Satisfied Stakeholders - engagement in the process in a way that allows meaningful contributions from all stakeholders.
3. This is all by way of showing we are stakeholders in this region, dubbed "Marcellus shale" for the natural gas reserves hidden underground. (Web site)

Projects

1. Additionally, learners will begin to identify, and factor in, how project stakeholders can affect projects.

Working

1. These tools help in working with a range of stakeholders to achieve sustainability in the built environment. (Web site)

Partnership

1. Partnership with project stakeholders is a major part of who we are and the meaning of our logo.

Government

1. As we look towards 2008, this shift will continue to influence the strategies of business, government and other stakeholders in the world economy.
2. The key to the success of e-democracy will be the participation and partnership of all the stakeholders in government and the citizenry alike.
3. As such, all stakeholders have an interest in supporting the full, faithful and timely adherence by both GAM and the government to the Helsinki accords. (Web site)

Responsibilities

1. The stakeholder concept states that a company 's responsibilities are to all of its stakeholders.

Services

1. Key stakeholders and other constituencies (CSIRTs and trusted experts) recognize the team and the services and support provided by the national team.
2. Support members and stakeholders in their advocacy efforts through continuing professional education products, services and communications. (Web site)

Consumers

1. Community supported agriculture (CSA) is the practice of farming with a greater than usual degree of involvement of consumers and other stakeholders.

Marketing

1. The rapid speed of global technological change has dramatically redefined all traditional concepts of consumers, stakeholders, marketing, and branding. (Web site)

Business Strategy

1. The corporate brand is the face of the business strategy and basically it promises what all stakeholders should expect from the corporation. (Web site)

Customers

1. Other stakeholders include employees, suppliers, customers, banks and other lenders, regulators, the environment and the community at large. (Web site)
2. The emphasis here, understandably, remains on documentation of IT projects and meeting expectations of stakeholders or customers.
3. Opt in newsletters help businesses across all industries cost-effectively maintain relations with customers, vendors and other stakeholders.

Market Segmentation

1. In addition to strategic segmentation and market segmentation, IMC involves the use of demographic and psychographic profiles of stakeholders.

People

1. Thus, development of ports and harbours is a sector with many actors and stakeholders and with many millions of people employed.
2. People at all levels of an organization participate in kaizen, from the CEO down, as well as external stakeholders when applicable. (Web site)

Consultations

1. The approach will involve consultations with stakeholders, such as controllers, airports and airlines. (Web site)
2. Our consultations have revealed substantial differences among Internet stakeholders on how the domain name system should evolve. (Web site)
3. The Government's decision on whether a treaty is in the national interest is based on information obtained during consultations with relevant stakeholders.

Management

1. Management of relations with stakeholders has many of the aspects of marketing and of relationship facilitation.
2. The operation and management of the aviation fuel system is transparent to all stakeholders.

Crisis Management

1. Crisis management often includes strong focus on public relations to recover any damage to public image and assure stakeholders that recovery is underway. (Web site)

Stakeholders

1. Economic value comes from businesses’ transactions between people whether they be with customers, employees, suppliers or other stakeholders.
2. In for-profit work, management has as its primary function the satisfaction of a range of stakeholders. (Web site)
3. Identified stakeholders such as governments, conservation organisations and people in the fishing industry are all working toward reducing this bycatch. (Web site)

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