This paper aims to enhance the understanding of the concepts of service quality, customer satisfaction with service, and organizational reputation in the context of educational services.
Ramovš Marjeta, Milfelner Borut
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Feasibility of Using Social Media Data in the Reputation Management Process in IRIB News Agency [PDF]
Objective: Reputation management in media organizations is not possible without the engagement of stakeholders. Audiences, as the main stakeholders of the media, can develop the reputation of media and positively intervene in issues that threaten its ...
Zahra Sadat Sadough +2 more
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Identity and reputation in organizational collectives [PDF]
This research explores the attributes of the identity-based mechanisms of group collective action. Recognizing that wine trails are organizational collectives that market themselves and the region in which they reside, the research tests for the presence of identity-based attributes that reflect the social, institutional, cultural and physical aspects ...
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Organizational credibility, the extent of which an organization as the source of messages is perceived as trustworthy and reliable, is one important aspect to determine organization’s survival.
Jamal Jamilah, Abu Bakar Hassan
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A discussion on construct definition and measurement and its relation to performance [PDF]
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to discuss the different approaches to the corporate reputation construct, in order to identify a comprehensive definition that can be used for measurement purposes, gaps identified by previous literature identified.
Vanessa Pires, Guilherme Trez
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Organizational reputation and organizational assimilation: An exploration in a transitional economy
Purpose. This study explores the relationship between organizational reputation and organizational assimilation among Russian employees. Method. To reflect the Russian business culturemore closely, the present study takes organizational ownership type, private-owned enterprises vs. stateownedenterprises, and organizational founding time (before 1985 vs.
Zeng Cheng +3 more
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Quality, reputation and the choice of organizational form [PDF]
This paper revisits the hypothesis that nonprofit organizations emerge in markets that are characterized by contractual incompleteness because they ensure consumers against opportunistic behavior. We extend the Glaeser and Shleifer (2001) framework which studies an entrepreneur's optimal choice of organizational form and service quality when quality is
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Organizational Reputation for Customers: Key Insights on Leveraging Reputation in Global Markets [PDF]
Organizational reputation is a strategic asset leading to numerous firm-level benefits. Yet, the translation of favorable reputation into valuable organizational outcomes in global markets depends on whether national (vs. individual) culture is modeled.
James Agarwal, Oleksiy Osiyevskyy
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Exploring the impact of social axioms on firm reputation: a stakeholder perspective [PDF]
This study proposes a model of how deeply held beliefs, known as ‘social axioms, moderate the interaction between reputation, its causes and consequences with stakeholders.
Adams +134 more
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Stakeholder engagement to replace traditional activities in Reputation Management System: insights from Ukrainian food processing companies [PDF]
Engaging stakeholders in reputation management processes in the digital economy, including through the use of their activity on the Internet and social networks, is a way to reduce the irrational reputation-support activity of the company’s management ...
Olena Derevianko
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