Public Relations Research 2008
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-531-90918-9_5
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Corporate Communication Revisited: Integrating Business Strategy and Strategic Communication

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“…The term "corporate communication" is used to describe processes of managing and conducting communication that serves organizational goals in a corporate context (Cornelissen, 2011;Zerfass, 2008) information and fostering the corporate image very high, CEOs value motivating employees and transparency much higher. The results deliver empirical insights into how principals and agents, top executives and communication managers understand corporate communications.…”
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“…The term "corporate communication" is used to describe processes of managing and conducting communication that serves organizational goals in a corporate context (Cornelissen, 2011;Zerfass, 2008) information and fostering the corporate image very high, CEOs value motivating employees and transparency much higher. The results deliver empirical insights into how principals and agents, top executives and communication managers understand corporate communications.…”
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“…como en el personal (por ejemplo, capacitación que tiene el staff que trabaja en la comunicación). Por eso una buena evaluación contempla todos los aspectos organizacionales (Zerfass, 2008;Gregory, 2015).…”
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“…Grunig and Hunt, 1987;Verçiç et al, 2001;Verçiç, 2004, Van Ruler andVerçiç, 2005). Luratty and Eppler (2006) and Zerfass (2008) focus on the orientation of practitioners to corporate strategy and describe four kinds of strategic roles distributed though two axis: the vertical one refers to the capacity to help the business strategy and the horizontal one the capacity to support business goals managing communication. On this schema the strategic facilitator role is the profile that most helps to define strategies and also support goals.…”
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