2022
DOI: 10.24940/theijbm/2022/v10/i2/bm2202-019
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Institutional and Government Relations 4.0: Far Beyond Technology

Abstract: Institutional and Government Relations 4.0: Far Beyond TechnologyThe I&GR activity can be defined (Navarro, 2019) as a sum of three components. First, the network, which must be relevant and continuously expanding in terms of quantity and quality. As a second factor, the accumulated experience, what is learned along the personal and professional journey -i.e. success stories, achievements, failures and learning opportunities -which can be used as a basis for improvements and as references for future challenges… Show more

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“…To all this complexity, many externalities were added that changed the environments where organizations operate, demanding quick responses from them, their areas, and the professionals who work in them. In the following sections of this topic, we present what significant changes can influence the nonmarket field where negotiations take place today and, in the future (Navarro, 2022).…”
Section: How Externalities Are Changing the Nonmarket Environmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To all this complexity, many externalities were added that changed the environments where organizations operate, demanding quick responses from them, their areas, and the professionals who work in them. In the following sections of this topic, we present what significant changes can influence the nonmarket field where negotiations take place today and, in the future (Navarro, 2022).…”
Section: How Externalities Are Changing the Nonmarket Environmentmentioning
confidence: 99%