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Conference Proceedings 2004
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(Atlantic Schools of Business, 2004)This paper illustrates the complexity and the impacts of tourism choices and decisions in a region. A framework for analyzing tourism impacts is developed and operationalized into a mapping model for the decision variables. ...
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(Atlantic Schools of Business, 2004)While smaller rural communities cannot compete in the same arena of larger, mega tourism destinations, they do have one competitive advantage – their specific and unique local cultures. This cultural element differentiates ...
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(Atlantic Schools of Business, 2004)A tremendous amount of technological growth and innovation has marked the past decade in business. Information technology has revolutionized businesses and organizations throughout the world. The end result of Internet ...
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(Atlantic Schools of Business, 2004)This report begins with an outline of the literature search aspect of a project investigating the adoption of B2C E-Commerce by small retail businesses in Atlantic Canada. It examines two aspects of the literature: the ...
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(Atlantic Schools of Business, 2004)Transactions between hospitality service providers and their customers are often facilitated by locational information obtained from web-based, map-serving business directories. This article reports the results of an ...
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(Atlantic Schools of Business, 2004)For those without information technology in the household, the importance of public computer lab facilities which can offer access to such technology free of charge is very great. However, the sustainability of such ...
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(Atlantic Schools of Business, 2004)In the past decade, market orientation (MO) development has been at the fore for many researchers and practitioners. It has been argued that MO leads to improved firm performance and profitability. Many gaps remain in the ...
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(Atlantic Schools of Business, 2004)The present study seeks to highlight elements of information that impact the perception of corporate reputation of department stores. For the purposes of this study, 174 undergraduate and graduate students of a business ...
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(Atlantic Schools of Business, 2004)This study examined individual characteristics that could potentially influence moviegoers’ satisfaction ratings. The study conducted among 470 moviegoers showed a significant but modest effect of age and need for emotions ...
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(Atlantic Schools of Business, 2004)The competitive dynamics of the global film industry are not frozen in time. The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) studios have pursued an utterly transparent strategy of buying out or otherwise dominating their ...
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(Atlantic Schools of Business, 2004)Customer relationship management is to the new millennium of marketing thought and practice what the marketing concept was to marketing thought and practice in the 1960’s. This being said, CRM programs have lead to mixed ...
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(Atlantic Schools of Business, 2004)A framework is described, based on three levels of management knowledge and its applicability versus three stages of knowledge application to some real-world situation during classroom learning. Nine teaching and learning ...
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(Atlantic Schools of Business, 2004)The economy of Cape Breton Island has undergone a massive restructuring from heavy industry to service and knowledge based companies. In the sixties and early seventies, while steel and coal were in rapid decline, the ...
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(Atlantic Schools of Business, 2004)Literature on impressions management and organizational identity suggests that in order to gain legitimacy with a variety of constituents many organizations must manage impressions of organizational constituents such that ...
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(Atlantic Schools of Business, 2004)The conventional approach to performance appraisal and promotion has been widely criticized, often with good justification. Baron and Kreps (1999, p. 407), for example, note that promotion systems based on performance ...
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(Atlantic Schools of Business, 2004)This paper identifies the propensity for an organizational or management gap to exist in non-financial performance measurement and reporting and suggests minimizing this gap by applying communication-based paradigms of ...
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(Atlantic Schools of Business, 2004)Organizational Learning represents one of the most hopeful and yet nebulous areas of human resource management literature. The term itself is used to represent a variety of meanings, and no one definition of organizational ...
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(Atlantic Schools of Business, 2004)This paper compares recruitment of paid staff in a study done with 26 nonprofit organizations, 13 in the UK and 13 in Canada. The qualitative study looks at a number of features in the area of recruitment and selection ...
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(Atlantic Schools of Business, 2004)This paper is divided into three sections. The first section profiles three charities. The second section discusses the lack of established quantitative and qualitative measures to judge a charity’s performance; i.e., the ...
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(Atlantic Schools of Business, 2004)The objective of this study was to gather information on and analyze attitudes related to ecological awareness and concern among business students and students in the health professions. The study found that attitudes ...