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Issue and Opportunity Identification
Issue
Opportunity
Reference to Specific
Course Concept
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Concept
Poor employee motivation
Create and enhance motivational techniques policies which will motivate the employees into becoming a strategic resource" (Stephens, 57)
Human Resources policies
Lack of communication at various levels
Start internal communication campaign element of the marketing campaign meant to reach the target audience through all the possible communication means" (Coffman, 15)
Communication campaign
Unclear results of research campaign
New and better research campaign
While it may involve market research,...
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