In the long-run, stakeholders must be able to develop strategies that will diligently address air traffic congestion with respect to dominant attributes such as safety, general air transportation concerns, and congestion costs.
But I have the concern that as currently practiced, our institutions provide overly high-powered incentives for taking steps that will benefit share prices in the very short run and insufficient incentives for taking steps that will benefit the company and both shareholders and stakeholders over the long run.
As such, it strongly referred to the lack of shared strategic insight into what Kampusareena actually could and should represent to the university and its various stakeholders in the long run.
This applies to making sure people are 'on board' with ideas and changes, which may take time and effort, but always pays off in the long run, ensuring buy-in from key stakeholders.
This creates a "vicious cycle," as Ton describes it, where customers, employees, and stakeholders lose in the long run.
"I believe in the long run it will serve our institution and our stakeholders that we honored our commitment to our creditors, funded our pension plans and have done our very best to do everything consensually.
Pragmatic attitude might be speaking the language of trust, but also, in the long run, that of more cooperation and communication among the various stakeholders and lastly that of an increased social control.
In the long run, features of a software product line (SPL) evolve with respect to changes in stakeholder requirements and system contexts.
The number of socially responsible investors is only on the upswing, and a transparent methodology by which stakeholders can measure this metric will only win trust and additional investment in the long run.
Crucially for theater three initiatives, companies must demonstrate superior social or environmental value for their external stakeholders while maintaining or improving internal bottom-line targets—a goal sometimes attainable only in the long run.
Therefore, evidence-based design (EBD) has been introduced in planning and design to inform and guide stakeholders and decision-makers regarding what approaches are most likely to work and be successful over the long run [ 18].
