(2) Whether the introduction of political connection changes managers' perception of stakeholders' relative importance and, then, cause changes in stakeholders' satisfaction level of social responsibility requirement.
To explain this contradiction, this paper tries to introduce political connection and, based on stakeholder salience theory, to test how political connection changes managers' perception of stakeholders' relative importance and cause changes in stakeholders' satisfaction level of social responsibility requirement.
In the long run, features of a software product line (SPL) evolve with respect to changes in stakeholder requirements and system contexts.
Modern societies are highly dependent on complex, large-scale, software-intensive systems that increasingly operate within an environment of continuous availability, which is challenging to maintain and evolve in response to the inevitable changes in stakeholder goals and requirements of the system.
In this way, changes in stakeholder SIMVs can be assessed from one critical decision point to another.
Adopting a long-term approach is necessary, not only as a means to stabilize market gyrations, dampening volatility in times of turbulence, but also to protect companies against disruptive changes in stakeholder control and to allow for the undertaking of more ambitious industrial projects.
Recently aSmallWorld underwent some relatively unknown yet major changes in its stakeholder structure and the product itself.
This uptake did not come to fruition due to changes in our stakeholder involvement and delay in producing the final messaging recommendations.
On one side, there's been a major change in what stakeholders – from customers to communities to employees (especially millennials) – expect from the companies they buy from and work for.
In the 2nd PWM, the government stated that revision of the 1st PWM was needed due to: 'societal developments, changes in insight and stakeholders of the water system.
MoHP leads the SWAp [ 23, 24], bringing all stakeholders together, bringing reform in systems, structures and policies of MoHP in program financing and changes in relationship with other stakeholders within the sector including government agencies, multilateral and bilateral EDPs and the civil society (I/NGOs) [ 25, 26].
