Corporate identity: Concept, components and contribution

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An overview of corporate identity concept is provided with the aim to develop an understanding of the benefits that organizations believe can be derived from a strong identity. It is recommended that businesses should try to develop systematic methods of measuring and managing their corporate identity.

Company Identity PR, Corporate image

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Triggers of change in information security management practices

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The need of continuous improvement of information security is emphasized. The factors that drive change in information security management are also presented.

Management dynamics, Data Processing Security, Methods, Management, Data security, Company business management, Data security issue

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Managing change by abandoning planning and embracing improvisation

Article Abstract:

Improvisation practices of an organization while managing change and challenges to improvisation are analyzed.

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