Running head: GAP ANALYSIS: GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS
Gap Analysis: Global Communications
Brett Favre
University of Phoenix
Gap Analysis: Global Communications
Global communications is something that all companies will be faced with in the future. With new mediums of communication and technology emerging daily, companies need to explore these outlets for their company to be successful on a global platform. I have identified three issues of Global Communication. Companies need to evaluate the needs of Stakeholders', research all outlets and feelings, and incorporate plans that lead to minimal conflict.
Situation Analysis
Following the code of Ethics for the Liverpool City Council regarding increasing tourism, the CEO felt more personal communication was necessary to promote their organization and resources available to tourists. There was also mass needless information sent through the office using electronic mail. This leads to bridging the gap of communication through electronic mail both internally and externally. "Intranets, extranets, instant-messaging, and other forms of computer-mediated communication have fueled the hyper fast world of communication," (McShane & Von Glinow, 2004, p. 7-8.) The fueled methods of communication also lead to interruptions with noise, outside influences such as distraction, and at times dropped or failed connections. Using interpersonal communication leads to limited distraction and retains the message. In addition, non-verbal communication is also incorporated to make a lasting impression.
Risks and trademark infringements must also be explored to limit risk and conflict. Research on outsourcing parts of a company's operations to global markets can limit risk. Outsourcing can also lead to gaps in communication between borders if not conducted through the proper channels.
"Some companies mistakenly believe outsourcing HR processes is a simple solution, something that is particularly untrue when the deal marks... [continues]
Gap Analysis: Global Communications
Brett Favre
University of Phoenix
Gap Analysis: Global Communications
Global communications is something that all companies will be faced with in the future. With new mediums of communication and technology emerging daily, companies need to explore these outlets for their company to be successful on a global platform. I have identified three issues of Global Communication. Companies need to evaluate the needs of Stakeholders', research all outlets and feelings, and incorporate plans that lead to minimal conflict.
Situation Analysis
Following the code of Ethics for the Liverpool City Council regarding increasing tourism, the CEO felt more personal communication was necessary to promote their organization and resources available to tourists. There was also mass needless information sent through the office using electronic mail. This leads to bridging the gap of communication through electronic mail both internally and externally. "Intranets, extranets, instant-messaging, and other forms of computer-mediated communication have fueled the hyper fast world of communication," (McShane & Von Glinow, 2004, p. 7-8.) The fueled methods of communication also lead to interruptions with noise, outside influences such as distraction, and at times dropped or failed connections. Using interpersonal communication leads to limited distraction and retains the message. In addition, non-verbal communication is also incorporated to make a lasting impression.
Risks and trademark infringements must also be explored to limit risk and conflict. Research on outsourcing parts of a company's operations to global markets can limit risk. Outsourcing can also lead to gaps in communication between borders if not conducted through the proper channels.
"Some companies mistakenly believe outsourcing HR processes is a simple solution, something that is particularly untrue when the deal marks... [continues]
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