The aim of this study is to develop several New Zealand cases of supplier measurement practice, and construct a list of recommendations for BJ Ball Papers.
These recommendations will highlight which factors to include in ...
A question all businesses ask themselves is : how will I create value in the future? The answer to this question will provide the business with a roadmap to profitability and success. For if a company can create value, it ...
This report examines the First Aid Training market for the Southern Branch of the New Zealand Red Cross. The Southern branch covers all of the Otago and Southland regions from the Waitaki River down to Stewart Island. In ...
Indonesia's political system has restricted power and participation to a small portion of the population who are high-ranking officers in the army and the bureaucracy. The ideology which is embraced by the military caused ...
Disclosure of financial information is the life blood of an informed market. The traditionally poor level of operating expense (OX) disclosure in New Zealand (NZ) annual financial reports suggests that this information ...
Integrity is a fundamental principle that contributes to ethical business practices. Integrity is a guiding principle for organisational values and practices. Leaders must model integrity so that it is valued in the ...
Corporate culture is a form of normative control (Fleming & Stablein, 1999; Kunda, 1992).
Normative control can be described as a system of control that "works internally by engendering people with subjective attributes ...
`Casual Fridays' are an increasingly popular phenomenon, which allows employees to lose the suit, ties and other corporate wear to don more relaxed attire. However it appears to have differing affects on individuals as ...
Wireless networking is making rapid inroads as a viable alternative to traditional wired networks for businesses where convenience and mobility is important for day to day operations. However, the improved convenience ...
Previous studies have shown that firm births are linked to productivity growth and that birth rates are high in New Zealand compared to many other OECD countries, largely as a result of low barriers to entry and low costs ...