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Business Ethics BUSI 1314 Lecture 2
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- 1. Business Ethics BUSI 1314 Lecture 2
- 2. Lecture 2What is an organisation?What is a
- 3. 1. What is an organisation?What would you
- 4. It has causes as well, but that
- 5. Different types of organisation?Wim Vandekerckhove - Business
- 6. 2. What is a business organisation?How is
- 7. All organisations face that, even countries (e.g.
- 8. Wim Vandekerckhove - Business Ethics BUSI 1314
- 9. targetfunction3. Purpose vs GoalWim Vandekerckhove - Business
- 10. Think outside & inside(who’s out who’s in?)4.
- 11. Bakery 10 miles away ?Competitors?How far can
- 12. Because stakeholders value what they get thereWim
- 13. Family ownedCooperativePrivate equityPublicly notedA business organisation has
- 14. What is an organisation?Organisations are co-operations of
- 15. ReferencesFreeman, R.E. (1984), Strategic management. A stakeholder
- 16. 6. Coursework 1, Task 1Requirements:Do a stakeholder
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Lecture 2What is an organisation?What is a business organisation?Purpose vs GoalStakeholdersCreating valueCoursework 1, task 1Further reading:Handy 2002Vandekerckhove 2009Wim Vandekerckhove - Business Ethics BUSI 1314 - University of Greenwich -
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Слайд 2Lecture 2
What is an organisation?
What is a business organisation?
Purpose vs
Goal
Business Ethics BUSI 1314 - University of Greenwich - 2010-2011
Слайд 31. What is an organisation?
What would you mean
when you say
to a group:
‘get organised!’
Wim Vandekerckhove - Business Ethics BUSI
1314 - University of Greenwich - 2010-2011
Слайд 4It has causes
as well,
but that is
a different
thing
Wim Vandekerckhove - Business Ethics BUSI 1314 - University of
Greenwich - 2010-20111. What is an organisation? (cont)
Organisation = division of labour
= relating people in
a non-random way (order)
For what reason?
For a purpose
To do something
What does it do?
Make or distribute
a product or service
that is needed or wanted
Who wants it?
Слайд 5Different types of organisation?
Wim Vandekerckhove - Business Ethics BUSI 1314
- University of Greenwich -
2010-20111. What is an organisation? (concl)
An organisation
relates people in a non-random way
for a specific purpose
Слайд 62. What is a business organisation?
How is a business organisation
different
from other organisations?
Wim Vandekerckhove - Business Ethics BUSI 1314 -
University of Greenwich - 2010-2011
Слайд 7All organisations face that, even countries (e.g. Iceland and Greece)
If
they stop providing credit you go bankrupt
2. What is a
business organisation? (cont)
Wim Vandekerckhove - Business Ethics BUSI 1314 - University of Greenwich - 2010-2011
Why?
some companies have debts
and yet people provide them credit
It needs to make a profit
They trust there will be a return
Слайд 8Wim Vandekerckhove - Business Ethics BUSI 1314 - University of
Greenwich - 2010-2011
2. What is
a business organisation? (cont)Financial crisis
‘Too big to fail’
No one will back up a company if there is not the trust of a return
There is an interest here!
Слайд 9target
function
3. Purpose vs Goal
Wim Vandekerckhove - Business Ethics BUSI 1314
- University of Greenwich -
2010-2011The football game analogy – Solomon (1993)
Get the ball across the line
More times than the other team
Get people to have a nice time
Слайд 10Think outside & inside
(who’s out who’s in?)
4. Stakeholders
Wim Vandekerckhove -
Business Ethics BUSI 1314 - University of Greenwich -
2010-2011Interest makes support conditional
Other groups with an interest?
Слайд 11Bakery 10 miles away ?
Competitors?
How far can we take this?
4.
Stakeholders (cont)
Wim Vandekerckhove - Business Ethics BUSI 1314 - University
of Greenwich - 2010-2011Ed Freeman – ‘A stakeholder in an organization is any group or individual who can affect or is affected by the achievement of the organization’s objectives’ (Freeman 1984: 46)
Слайд 12Because stakeholders value what they get there
Wim Vandekerckhove - Business
Ethics BUSI 1314 - University of Greenwich -
2010-20114. Stakeholders (cont)
(Rhenman 1968:25)
Co-operation despite conflicting interests
Why?
Слайд 13Family owned
Cooperative
Private equity
Publicly noted
A business organisation has a specific stakeholder
it has to create (financial) value for
5. Creating Value
Wim Vandekerckhove
- Business Ethics BUSI 1314 - University of Greenwich - 2010-2011An organisation needs to create value for its stakeholders
Слайд 14What is an organisation?
Organisations are co-operations of people,
that make or
distribute goods or services through a division of labour, to fulfil a
purpose.It can only do that when it creates value for its stakeholders.
Wim Vandekerckhove - Business Ethics BUSI 1314 - University of Greenwich - 2010-2011
Слайд 15References
Freeman, R.E. (1984), Strategic management. A stakeholder approach. Boston, Pitman.
Handy,
C. (2002), ‘What’s a business for?’ Harvard Business Review (december),
49-55.Rhenman, E. (1968), Industrial democracy and industrial management. A critical essay on the meanings and implementations of industrial democracy. Assen/London, Van Gorcum/Tavistock.
Solomon, R.C. (1993), Business and Excellence. Cooperation and integrity in business. New York/Oxford, Oxford University Press.
Vandekerckhove, W. (2009), ‘What managers do: comparing Rhenman and Freeman’, Philosophy of Management 8(3), 25-36.
Wim Vandekerckhove - Business Ethics BUSI 1314 - University of Greenwich - 2010-2011
Слайд 166. Coursework 1, Task 1
Requirements:
Do a stakeholder analysis of the
organisation you work for. (if not applicable then ‘have worked for’;
a relative works for. Either as a paid employee, family business, as a volunteer) Guiding questions: a) who are stakeholders (be specific), b) what are their stakes? Present as a list.Which (potentially) conflicting stakes can you see?
What was the ‘added value’ for you (or your relative) as a stakeholder?
What is the purpose of the organisation?
500 words, submit as part of coursework 1 (deadline 5 Nov 3pm)
Wim Vandekerckhove - Business Ethics BUSI 1314 - University of Greenwich - 2010-2011
