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Projects Compared - Belbin analysis
In order to find a way through which the success of teams could be predicted Dr. Meredith Belbin, a management psychologists, worked in collaboration with Henley Management College in the early 1970s. Business simulations were used in running some experiments for the research by Dr. Meredith Belbin. Participants were divided according to different psychological types such as if they are introvert or extrovert etc. It was his hope to find a team mix that is perfect. In 5 years' times he was able to establish the fact that in particular types of projects specific clusters or patterns can be made use of in order to predict the success of a team (Bennett, 2001). There is often a preference found in the minds of the individuals regarding these clusters. It was also established by him that it can never happen that one team can be perfect for each and every task (Belbin, 1981; 1997; 2001).
and later on 9 clusters were identified by Belbin. These clusters were called team roles by him and he defined them as "the tendency of an individual to interrelate, behave and contribute to others present in a team in a particular manner." Names were given by him to these clusters as well. Some of these names are Monitor, Shaper, Evaluator and Plant. The purpose behind giving the names is that they give a clue regarding the kind of behavior exhibited by an individual who has access to that cluster in the team (Belbin, 1996; 1997; 2000).
Predicting which particular team will be able to succeed in which particular scenario was predicted by Belbin. He was able to make these predictions by studying the strengths that will be brought into a group by the individuals present in it in order to perform a specific task. A hypothesis is reinforced by this analysis that it is the interdependence as well as mix of members that the team's success relies on (Belbin, 1993; 1997; 2000; 2001).
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Project A: Corporate Marketing Plan
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Environmental Analysis
It was in 2008 that there occurred a change in the economic environment and recession was faced by the world. In 2010, finance was borrowed by the UK Government from international sources in order to protect the British economy from collapsing. In the middle of the year there was a change in the Government and with this change new financial policies were seen. These policies were made in order to reduce the UK debt. A decrease in Government spending will be seen as a result of these policies and it will be the society or social work related funding's which will have a significant financial effect in 2011. These fundings will be reduced by 7-20% from the funds available to the Scottish Government in 4 years.
The reducing in the funding for the social causes will require for the Marketing to look for other revenue options that will help the social forums in providing their services to a wider community. .
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Marketing Strategies
The targets and activities which have been explained in Marketing Operating Plan(s) have marketing strategies as the parameters.
Family Values building should be presented and reinforced in such a manner that excellence is provided by it in the development of moral and value building.
More values should be identified, developed and promoted in order to be added to the things that the staff and society in general need to work upon.
A balanced and demand led portfolio should be supported. It should be able to meet the needs of the workers and the community as well.
In order to support this business or field profitable commercials should be identified, developed and promoted to generate some profits.
With the help of very good employee relations and team work the positive culture and development should be continued.
Robust information should be maintained and provided in order to have effective external as well as internal communication with the key stakeholders.
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Brand and Positioning Strategy
Position and reinforce the social work with regards to family value buildingCenters of Excellence in values and morals' development
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Positive staff relations Strategy
With the help of excellent team work and employee relations the development of a positive culture should be continued.
It is very important to learn not only to reward the individuals but also know the importance of these rewards in the times of economic constraints in which these individuals have played their part in the development of Family importance and its values.
In order to improve the image of Family building, its values and morals it is important to look for external recognition from groups, events andindividuals who are working on their own or have collaborated with the community on a wider level.
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