2012
DOI: 10.1108/13632541211217579
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Understanding strategy in communication management

Abstract: Purpose -The purpose of this article is to provide a new perspective on the relationship between communication management as a strategic process and corporate strategy. Design/methodology/approach -This paper compares approaches of the prescriptive and the descriptive branch of strategy research and highlights how these seemingly contradictory strategy concepts are interrelated. It integrates decision-making and interpretive perspectives on strategy in management and transfers those perspectives to strategy in… Show more

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“…Strategy in communication management is understood as deliberately creating decision-making situations [6]. Strategic decisions in communication management are part of both retrospective and prospective sensemaking process in organizations.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Strategy in communication management is understood as deliberately creating decision-making situations [6]. Strategic decisions in communication management are part of both retrospective and prospective sensemaking process in organizations.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…PR:n ja yhteisöviestinnän tutkimuksessa viestintä määritellään johtamisfunktioksi, jonka tehtävänä on rakentaa suhteita strategisiin sidosryhmiin ja palvella organisaation (pää)strategiaa sekä antaa suunnan viestinnän operatiiviselle toiminnalle (Grunig & Hunt 1984;Steyn 2004;Cornelissen ym. 2006;Raupp & Hoffjann 2012;Cornelissen 2014;Mykkänen 2018, 326).…”
Section: Funktionalistinen Ja Konstitutiivinen Lähestyminenunclassified
“…This undertaking is the second dimension of dialogue: to deal with each interlocutor as an individual with specific qualities; or, in other words, "openness to the other". Raupp and Hoffjann (2012) set out decision-making criteria for different levels of dialogue based on corporate goals. The company enacts this openness to others by means of the prioritization criteria that enable it to adapt the dialogue process to the particular characteristics of each stakeholder.…”
Section: Corporate Communicationmentioning
confidence: 99%