Communication continues to be an increasingly strategic and pervasive component in the processes of governance and management at all levels of a company. This evolution has been made evident by the importance communication, particularly the communication function, has acquired or is acquiring inside the organisational structure of companies. Furthermore, this evolution has been made evident by the growth of the role that communication, especially that of communication professionals, plays within the strategic decisional processes of the executive committee and administrative management of a company. Lastly, this evolution has been made evident by the omnipresence of communication within specific company functions, such as marketing, especially with its most advanced and innovative forms and instruments. The aim of this article is to bring attention to the evolution of the role of communication at the three levels of company administration and management, using both the results of the most recent international and national empirical research as well as the considerations emerging from a lively on-going debate in international publications, most markedly within the disciplines of public relations, marketing, organisation and management.
Comunicazione, processi decisionali strategici e marketing, 2009.
Comunicazione, processi decisionali strategici e marketing
Invernizzi, Emanuele;Romenti, Stefania
2009-01-01
Abstract
Communication continues to be an increasingly strategic and pervasive component in the processes of governance and management at all levels of a company. This evolution has been made evident by the importance communication, particularly the communication function, has acquired or is acquiring inside the organisational structure of companies. Furthermore, this evolution has been made evident by the growth of the role that communication, especially that of communication professionals, plays within the strategic decisional processes of the executive committee and administrative management of a company. Lastly, this evolution has been made evident by the omnipresence of communication within specific company functions, such as marketing, especially with its most advanced and innovative forms and instruments. The aim of this article is to bring attention to the evolution of the role of communication at the three levels of company administration and management, using both the results of the most recent international and national empirical research as well as the considerations emerging from a lively on-going debate in international publications, most markedly within the disciplines of public relations, marketing, organisation and management.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.