Organisatsiooni sisemise imago analüüs Stora Enso Timber AS näitel

dc.contributor.advisorPast, Aune, juhendaja
dc.contributor.authorMatt, Ülle
dc.date2007
dc.date.accessioned2010-10-21T08:00:40Z
dc.date.available2010-10-21T08:00:40Z
dc.date.issued2007
dc.descriptionThe subject of this research work was Stora Enso Timber AS, part of the Baltic production group of the Forest Product Wood Processing Division of the international corporation the Stora Enso Group. The Estonian company is made up of five production units (the Imavere, Paikuse, Sauga and Näpi sawmills and the Viljandi laminated timber factory) and its headquarters in Tallinn. Support functions such as personnel, communications, information technology and logistics operate in turn as teams offering unified and coordinated support services to the production divisions. Over the last three years the company has undergone changes in both ownership and internal identity, integrating its local organisation culture into the production machine of the international conglomerate. With a complicated situation in terms of workforce it is vital that the employer recognise the importance of knowing what internal target groups think of the company’s reputation among its workers and whether that is in line with the vision the management has of an ideal image. The main factors shaping the company’s internal image are job satisfaction, company stability, the collective, working conditions and valuing of employees. The hypothesis that there is a negative view of the company because of its inflexible management structure and internal bureaucracy was partly confirmed, and this from image analysis and the in- depth interviews conducted among members of the management. On the one hand, managers view the regimented nature of the organisation culture as positive for creating a sense of security for workers, while on the other they see the danger of such a regimented approach leading to high levels of centralisation in achieving business goals. A potentially negative image among the rank and file of the company was not detected on the basis of the standardised surveys that were completed, as the workers expressed their appreciation of the organisation culture that has been created within the company. However, the words used by respondents to characterise the company suggest a possible change in this image in the event of the company failing to improve on its organisation culture. This research work could be considered to be of great importance to the company, as without the in- depth interviews and qualitative analysis that were performed the results of the satisfaction survey would probably have remained superficial and would not have presented a true view of the internal image of the company.
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dc.identifierMatt, Ülle (2007) Organisatsiooni sisemise imago analüüs Stora Enso Timber AS näitel. Other thesis, Tartu Ülikool.
dc.identifier.urihttp://hdl.handle.net/10062/15624
dc.publisherTartu Ülikool
dc.relationhttp://mail.jrnl.ut.ee:8080/216/
dc.subjectH Social Sciences (General)
dc.subjectbakalaureusetööd
dc.subjectsuhtekorraldus
dc.subjectorganisatsioonid
dc.subjecttöötajad
dc.subjectorganisatsioonikommunikatsioon
dc.subjectkuvand
dc.subjectorganisatsioonikultuur
dc.subjectorganisatsioonikliima
dc.subjecttöötajad
dc.subjectväärtused (filos.)
dc.subjectsisekommunikatsioon
dc.titleOrganisatsiooni sisemise imago analüüs Stora Enso Timber AS näitel
dc.typeThesis
dc.typeNonPeerReviewed

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