Creating Shared Value

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    Return of Martin Guerre

    village Martin lived in was held together by mechanical solidarity. Mechanical solidarity was described to be like a machine were everyone had there part. It also meant they shared similar experiences so they felt more connected to each other. In the village you can see everyone doing similar tasks and sharing stories to a shared event. Finally, in a pre modern society there is a personality attributed to it which is coined

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    Emile Durkheim

    Topic 2: Emile Durkheim Many company and corporate advertisements celebrate the values of community, such as this one from Starbucks (NYT Magazine 12/17/07, p. 83). It states: Community: “People you share space with, some that you know and some that you don’t. Your lives have a common thread, a tie that binds, whether it’s where you live or beliefs you have or the fact that you give when they need. Yes, it can be as simple as that.” Discuss how this Starbucks advertisement captures the different

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    Patterns and Designs in Business Model Generation

    only works if both sides come to the table o Facilitating interactions between different groups o More value happens when there are more people, creates a network effect o bring together two or more distinct but interdependent groups of customers. o key is that the o platform must attract and serve all groups simultaneously o lure one segment to the platform with an inexpensive or free Value Proposition in order to subsequently attract users of the platform’s “other side.” o Difficulty: which

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    Co-Leadership Course Analysis

    another. For example, in creating both our self-care and divorce groups together, Amanda and I were able to collaborate and improve upon one another’s ideas in a way that would have not been possible if we were working individually. During the sessions, we were able to use various group facilitation techniques in a way that helped to improve group cohesion and help the group progress to the working stage. For example, if Amanda used reflections after group members shared, I could later build on

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    Job Structure

    Whole Foods along with many other companies want to attract and retain employees who share the same core values. The model that Whole Foods has created is one where high quality and organic products are sold, providing excellent customer service and supporting their Team Members or in layman employees happiness and growth. Whole Foods core values center around building communities and creating partnerships that last a lifetime. To analyze the jobs presented in the case study, I used the information

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    Rokeach Value Analysis

    While completing the Rokeach Value Survey, I found it difficult to choose which values fell in the top five in my mind. After battling back and forth, I decided to choose family security as my number one terminal value. Family has played a big role in my life. Because of my childhood experiences I have a very close bond with my maternal grandparents. They were almost like a second set of parents to me growing up, picking me up from school every day until I was able to drive and then spending the

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    Walt Disney Case

    What is Walt Disney Company’s corporate strategies? Creating high family context exploiting technology innovation to make entertainment experiences more memorable internal expansion Disney’s enhances the capabilities and resources of its core animation business with the addition of new animation skills and characters with accusations of pixar and Marvel use theme parks and resorts as a way to enter into new markets ESPN, ABC, Mirimax films, the Anaheim Angels, Fox Family Channel, Resorts

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    Corporate Culture

    performance. Leaders can influence other to perform beyond even their own expectations. Developing a sense of responsibility in your subordinates seems to play a very important role in a leader's actions. Leaders set vision, strategies, goals, and values in order to guide their followers and to set desired action and behavior. As a whole, any organization must have strong leadership as the basis for its successes, and that is the principle reason why leadership is such an important factor in the

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    Architestural Proposal

    Bachelor in Information Technology Program U10A2 HHS Enterprise Architecture Proposal Rus Bergerson Rus@Bergerson.net For TS3200, Section 2 Robert Buszta Submitted September 14, 2007 Table of Contents Executive Summary 4 Analysis of the existing HHS foundation for execution 4 Definition of the Operating Model for HHS

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    Assess the Claim That the Main Function of Education Is to Maintain a Value Consensus in Society.

    function of education is to maintain a value consensus in society is portrayed by different sociologists in different ways e.g. feminists believe that to maintain a value consensus in society, patriarchy needs to be abolished. Different theorists believe in different functions of the education system, some think of it as promoting value consensus and some see otherwise. Functionalist Durkheim (1993) identified the two main functions of education were, creating social solidarity and teaching specialist

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