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Der vorliegende Beitrag untersucht die Forschungsfrage, inwiefern das coronabedingte Homeoffice Führungshandeln in Kommunikationsagenturen verändert hat und inwiefern diese Veränderungen dem Führungskonzept Digital Leadership entsprechen.
Im coronabedingten Homeoffice hat die Diskussion über „Digital Leadership“ als neues Führungskonzept veränderter Arbeitswelten weiter an Relevanz gewonnen (Amerland, 2021; Bitkom, 2021; Kollmann, 2020). Dennoch zeigt sich im Bereich des Kommunikationsmanagements insbesondere hinsichtlich der Untersuchung von Agenturen eine Forschungslücke zu Digital Leadership während der Coronakrise.
Obwohl Agenturen im Berufsfeld eine große Bedeutung zugeschrieben wird, werden diese in der Forschung wenig betrachtet (Röttger und Zielmann, 2009). Daher untersucht der vorliegende Beitrag die Forschungsfrage, inwiefern das coronabedingte Homeoffice Führungshandeln in Kommunikationsagenturen verändert hat und inwiefern diese Veränderungen dem Führungskonzept Digital Leadership entsprechen. Zur Untersuchung der Forschungsfrage wurden qualitative, leitfadengestützte Experteninterviews (N = 5) mit Führungskräften aus mittelgroßen Agenturen durchgeführt und mithilfe der qualitativen Inhaltsanalyse (Mayring, 2016) ausgewertet. Die Ergebnisse zeigen entgegen der Hypothese, dass das Führungshandeln in den befragten Agenturen bereits vor der Coronakrise dem Führungskonzept „Digital Leadership“ im Sinne des VOPA+-Modells von Petry (2016) entsprach. Einzelne Merkmale des Führungskonzeptes wie Agilität und Vernetzung wurden in weiten Teilen in den befragten Agenturen durch das coronabedingte Homeoffice allerdings katalysiert. Neben einer Verlagerung der Führung in den virtuellen Raum wurden auch Veränderungen im Führungshandeln in Form neuer Maßnahmen wie mehr Fürsorge, Kommunikation und Boundary Management festgestellt. Diese Veränderungen im Führungskonzept Digital Leadership können als Implikationen für Führungskräfte in einem Modellansatz zu „Digital Leadership im Homeoffice“ festgehalten werden. Post-Covid müssen Digital Leader ihr Führungskonzept zudem an die sich weiter verändernden Anforderungen hybrider Arbeitswelten adaptieren. An dieser Stelle wird der Bedarf an weiterführender Forschung zu Führungshandeln in hybriden Arbeitswelten, insbesondere im Bereich des Kommunikationsmanagements, deutlich.
Das Ziel des Beitrags ist es, die Bedeutung von aktiven Kundinnen und Kunden für ein unterstützendes Marketing Management hin zu einer nachhaltigen Entwicklung am Beispiel der Energiewirtschaft aufzuzeigen. Das Menschenbild des homo sustinens kann von besonderer Relevanz sein, um aktive Kundinnen und Kunden im Marketing Management zu verstehen. Dem homo sustinens zugrundeliegend, der sich am Leitbild der Nachhaltigkeit orientiert, ergeben sich vielfältige Ansatzpunkte für den Austauschprozess mit aktiven Kundinnen und Kunden. Sie können befähigt, instrumentalisiert, unterstützt, erzogen oder optimiert werden.
Background
Citizen energy cooperatives (CECOs) are an important element for realising the transformation of the European energy system from a central system, dominated by a few market players to a decentralized system with the participation of many citizens, in which energy supply is largely based on renewable energy sources. This article identifies success factors that ensure a working organization that is capable of implementing projects to support the energy transition and improving the well-being of citizens.
Methods
The aim of this study is to identify success factors using the example of CECOs in north western Germany through a two-step process. The first step is a literature review to identify success factors of CECOs. Second, 12 semi-structured expert interviews with managers of CECOs are conducted and evaluated by means of a qualitative content analysis. The interviews identified the success factors and barriers of CECOs. The interviews were recorded and transcribed verbatim. The coding process was carried out using a qualitative data analysis software (ATLAS.ti 8.4.5,).
Results
The results show that three factors particular should be present, but can influence each other, to lead to successful CECOs: (1) the CECOs require business models with low complexity, as business models that span different stages of the value chain can overwhelm organizational managers. (2) Committed key individuals must be found and promoted. They need the support of the members. (3) Social and ecological principles are the core values of CECOs. The maintenance and strengthening of social–ecological credibility must be promoted in the public perception.
Conclusions
The results show that CECOs emerge from a strong social cohesion in a society. In addition, local "key individuals" need to be identified and supported. To this end, the framework conditions (e.g., policy, legislation, municipal support, etc.) must be adapted in such a way that these "key individuals" in CECOs are not overburdened. The analysis of the interviews also revealed that political or regulatory barriers are often cited as obstacles to the implementation of community energy projects.
Braune Brühe, was tun?
(2022)
Kotwasser beim Pferd
(2022)
Oleamide is used as a lubricant in the manufacturing and application of polypropylene (PP) medical devices. Samples of PP were prepared with 0, 1500, and 15 000 ppm oleamide content as lubricant. The samples were either left non-sterile, sterilized with ethylene oxide (ETO), γ-radiation (γ) or autoclaved (A) and stored for up to 4 weeks. To determine the oleamide bulk-to-surface distribution depending on sterilization method and storage time an extraction method and a washing technique were applied. The oleamide content was determined by gas chromatography (GC-FID) and compared with the coefficient of friction (COF). The COF dependent on the measured lubricant content at the surface. The content of lubricant on the surface depends on the type of sterilization: ETO increased the lubricant content to some extent, γ-sterilization and autoclaving reduced it. After storage, no migration of the lubricant to the surface could be detected.
Mitarbeiterbezogene Erwartungen und Bedürfnisse in der internen Krisenkommunikation in Unternehmen
(2022)
Ziel dieses Beitrags ist es, zum Wissen über interne Krisenkommunikation beizutragen, indem die Erwartungen und Bedürfnisse von Mitarbeitenden im Kontext der Krisenkommunikation untersucht werden. Im ersten Schritt ergab eine Literaturrecherche, dass es in von Krisen betroffenen Organisationen zu einer Fokussierung auf externe Stakeholder kommt. Interne Stakeholder werden in Krisensituationen oft vernachlässigt. Zudem gibt es einen Mangel an empirischer Evidenz über die Erwartungen und Bedürfnisse der Mitarbeitenden. Diese wurden im zweiten Schritt in einer explorativen Onlineumfrage mit 37 Mitarbeitenden verschiedener Organisationen analysiert, um empirisch fundierte Hypothesen zu generieren. Es wurden 14 Hypothesen zu den Erwartungen und Bedürfnissen der Mitarbeitenden in der internen Krisenkommunikation entwickelt. Die Ergebnisse dieser Arbeit geben Anregungen für weitere Forschungen und sind limitiert durch den Umfang der Literaturrecherche und die Teilnehmenden der durchgeführten Befragung.
Background
The aim of this qualitative study was to identify a practice level model that could explain a sustained change in nutritional behavior.
Methods
The study used three data inputs from four interviewees, one merged input from a married couple, as narrative interviews. The interviews were analyzed using grounded theory.
Results
Coexistence of a certain suffering and a triggering episode lead to the decision to change nutritional life-style by all interviewed. Maintenance of the self-determined newly learned nutritional behavior was supported by subject-related intrinsic motivation, the ability to reflect, and a low expectation of success from the behavioral change. Environment-related factors were identified as support from life-partner and peers. Subjects reported that the sustained nutritional behavior change impacted their holistic health through subject-perceived improved life quality, increase in the number of social contacts, and a change in personal attitudes and perception. The analysis remains limited, and at best hypothesis generating, in that only three data inputs from four interviewees were used.
Conclusion
In this hypothesis-generating narrative interview study of four study subjects, volition, personal decision making, and long-term motivation (though not external determination) seemed to sustain a change in newly learned nutritional behavior.