2011
DOI: 10.1108/13522751111099346
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Applying the nominal group technique to specify the domain of a construct

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“…The theory proposes a broad generalized alignment between an organization's identity and those other components of its reputation (i.e., expressions of the brand's activities) that is to say its product and service quality; its performance; its financial performance; its management leadership; corporate leadership; ethical management and leadership; its projected and perceived image; corporate branding activities to date (Lloyd, 2011a) .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The theory proposes a broad generalized alignment between an organization's identity and those other components of its reputation (i.e., expressions of the brand's activities) that is to say its product and service quality; its performance; its financial performance; its management leadership; corporate leadership; ethical management and leadership; its projected and perceived image; corporate branding activities to date (Lloyd, 2011a) .…”
Section: Insert Figure 1 Herementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nominal group technique is conducted to assist the convergence process of data analysis (Boddy [22], Lloyd [23]). To this objective, expert panel of eleven people were selected.…”
Section: A Nominal Group Techniquementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, ideas are initially generated individually, but then as a group, gathered, combined and rankordered in terms of priority. As a data collection method, it builds on expert representation across stakeholder groups, and offers strong reliability and validity compared to other interviewing methods (Langford, 1994;Langford, Schoenfeld, & Izzo, 2002) as well as minimal bias from facilitators (Lloyd, 2011). Detailed analysis is expected for the obtained results.…”
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confidence: 99%