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ISM AND ISEG MBA - Développement durable

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To succeed in Green Communication, companies have to abide by the following Key Factors of<br />

Success (KFS):<br />

1. To achieve concrete objectives<br />

2. To avoid appearing defensive<br />

3. To be realistic<br />

a. First to be skeptic<br />

b. To maintain product quality<br />

c. To offer the customer a choice<br />

d. To avoid vagueness when referring to nature generally<br />

4. To choose indisputable advertising slots<br />

5. Not to go it alone<br />

6. To be the first<br />

As seen from above, it is essential not to attempt Green Communications in isolation, this is<br />

essential in order to be successful. It seems advantageous therefore, to target several different<br />

actors because they will likely become allies, provided the communication carried out properly.<br />

Internal communication<br />

Green Communication apart, ecological management is increasingly prevalent these days. It<br />

serves to illustrate that for success from Green activities, all departments of the company have to<br />

feel actively involved in the ecological movement. That is why schemes such as protection of the<br />

environment must nurture employee involvement right across the board: research and<br />

development might request the most environmental friendly process; purchasing might seek the<br />

mode of transport rejecting the least pollution or require to enter negotiations with "Green"<br />

suppliers; and marketing might work directly on the product to reduce the volume of packaging<br />

materials. Management will be required to intervene by communicating with employees at all<br />

levels to ensure that they are receptive to this strategy.<br />

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