The criteria identified in a German policy paper that circulated before the summit meeting included abolition of wage indexation systems, creation of a common base for assessing corporate tax, alignment of pension system and legally binding commitments to tough fiscal policies.
He says that the overall vision is "better alignment between corporate strategies and the people who actually have to execute those strategies on the front line".
Therefore, this article examines two essential dimensions of designing the corporate/business unit interface in diversified firms: the centralization of the activities on the corporate level and the alignment between the organizational levels.
Using a structured procedure, the SCDD can be utilized to develop a supply chain strategy that is in alignment with corporate strategic goals and the context and the environment of the enterprise.
In most cases the alignment of corporate identity towards CSR requires the adoption of new values and beliefs as well as the definition of a new strategy and vision (Heikkurinen and Ketola 2012).
Consistent with the hypotheses, the data provide support for the benefits from medium levels of corporate centralization and corporate/business unit alignment.
The GEFs represent the elements of the global ERP project design: (1) Business process re-engineering based on ERP system requirements, (2) Legacy systems, (3) System configuration, (4) Alignment with the corporate level and (5) Project Synergy.
In the model, "devoted" wineries have a strong orientation towards sustainability that is emphasised in customer communication; those companies must invest in customers and employees training and education; furthermore devoted wineries must ensure an alignment between their corporate and managerial visions.
'Internal alignment' in most corporate jobs is the idea of hitching your star to some other hot-shot or manager in the department and picking sides in a departmental struggle.
It could be generational concerns for a family office; compliance with the UN's Principles for Responsible Investment for a large institution; or alignment with broader corporate goals for a charity or religious institution.
