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Navigable Slide Index
- Introduction
- The importance of reputation
- Intangibles are a key driver of organisational value
- Reputation as intangible asset
- Fragility of corporate reputation
- The benefit of the doubt
- Reputation capital: an asset to be managed
- Reputation is about management action
- Surveillance of the reputational environment
- Stakeholder mapping
- Frameworks for tracking reputations
- Reputational standards
- Profiling stakeholders
- Understanding stakeholder expectations
- Tools to track reputations
- Tools of the trade (1)
- Tools of the trade (2)
- Outcomes of stakeholder tracking
- Stakeholder mapping by issue/stakeholder
- Reputation drivers: internal/external perception gap
- Reputation of steel and metals industry
- Tracking mainstream media
- What media analysis can tell you
- Leading industry issues
- Corporate communications - spokespeople
- Media type
- Forward-looking 'radar'
- Tracking consumer-generated media
- Importance of consumer-generated media
- Journalist viewpoint on CGM
- Blog volumes can be measured
- A subset of stakeholder opinion
- Researching and evaluating blogs
- Comparing opinions
- Benchmarking against peers
- Tracking corporate responsibility
- "Soft" issues are soft no longer
- NGOs' view - "new type of risk"
- Can CSR benefit companies financially?
- Higher expectations of certain organisations
- Guidance on CR communications
- Reporting on corporate responsibility
- The United Nations global compact principles
- Global reporting initiative (GRI)
- Example of reporting against sustainable criteria
- Disaster recovery
- The speed of reputational change
- Cost of 'loss of reputation'
- Measuring post-crisis best practice to restore trust
- Creating an integrated and holistic perspective
- Dashboards
- Use scorecards to track relationships/reputations
- The way forward
- The way forward - practical suggestions
- Importance of reputation (1)
- Importance of reputation (2)
- Harness research insights to guide you
Topics Covered
- The importance of reputation
- Frameworks and tools for reputation tracking
- Evaluating reputation in the media, in CGM (Citizen-Generated Media) and among stakeholders
- Tracking and reporting on corporate responsibility
- Disaster recovery
- Creating an integrated and holistic perspective
- The way forward
Talk Citation
Macleod, S. and Middlemiss, N. (2008, March 1). Corporate reputation and responsibility tracking, and disaster recovery [Video file]. In The Business & Management Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved November 18, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/VQMP9925.Export Citation (RIS)
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