Datum
2009Schlagwort
330 Wirtschaft KonkurrenzanalyseMultimediaInformationsmanagementInternetAgent <Informatik>Metadata
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Teil eines Buches
Second edition
Scanning multimedia business environments
Zusammenfassung
The term environmental scanning (ES) refers to the way in which managers study their relevant business environment. More precisely, we define ES as both looking for and looking at information available in the business environment. These activities embrace all domains of gathering facts from external sources like competitive intelligence (Cl) and market research, but take a more holistic, integrative perspective by considering consumers, competitors, and the technological developments in same industry and different industries as weil (Scholz & Wagner, 2006). Choo, Detlor, and Turnbull (2001) give an overview of ES and empirical findings supporting the importance of ES activities in business organizations. ES helps managers foresee favorable as well as unfavorable influences and initiate strategies that enable their organizations to adapt to their business environments.
This article:
- outlines three perspectives on the challenges for environmental scanningarising from information dissemination by multimedia,
- discusses opportunities for ES on the World Wide Web (WWW), and
- exemplarily describes two software solutions for ES in multimedia.
This article:
- outlines three perspectives on the challenges for environmental scanningarising from information dissemination by multimedia,
- discusses opportunities for ES on the World Wide Web (WWW), and
- exemplarily describes two software solutions for ES in multimedia.
Zitierform
In: Pagani, Margherita (Hrsg.): Encyclopedia of multimedia technology and networking, Volume III, O-Z. Information Science Reference: Hershey, PA 2009, S. 1257-1263; isbn:978-1-60566-014-1, eisbn:978-1-60566-015-8, doi:10.4018/978-1-60566-014-1Auflage
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