EVENT MANAGEMENT
L. Van Der Wagen, B. R. Carlos
- ISBN: 978-953-246-045-2
- Izdavač: Mate d.o.o.
- Godina izdavanja: 2008
- Opće informacije: Meki uvez, 310 str., 23,00 x 16,00 cm
Cijena: 34,84 €Online cijena: 31,36 €
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Ova je knjiga namijenjena svakome koga zanima rastuća djelatnost upravljanja događanjima – event managementa. Upravljanje događanjima je vrlo različito od uobičajenog poslovnog upravljanja. Većina menadžera može si dopustiti pogreške i iz njih učiti. Uspješni organizatori događanja shvaćaju da su za planiranje ovih skupih i često jednostavnih događanja potrebne posebne vještine.
Poslovni projekti i razvoj novih proizvoda sada kulminiraju događanjima, a njima se smatraju i poslovni sastanci na visokoj razini, seminari, konferencije i izložbe. Naravno, svake godine se održavaju i tisuće festivala i još veći broj vjenčanja, zabava i proslava i sportskih događanja, za čiju su organizaciju potrebni stručnjaci.
Ova knjiga će Vas naučiti kako dizajnirati, planirati, pozicionirati i održati događanje. Naučiti ćete kako upravljati zaposlenicima i problemima koji su povezani sa zaposlenicima, te kako postići sigurnost svih uključenih osoba. Također ćete saznati sve što je potrebno o zakonskim odredbama, upravljanju rizikom, financijskoj kontroli, te kako procijeniti uspjeh događanja koje ste organizirali.
Kratki sadržaj:
Uvod u Event management –upravljanje događanjima
Koncept i dizajn
Izvedivost
Poštivanje zakonskih odredbi
Marketing
Promidžba
Upravljanje financijama
Upravljanje rizicima
Planiranje
Protokol
Postavljanje događanja
Ljudski resursi
Vođenje
Operacija i logistika
Sigurnost i osiguranje
Upravljanje masama i evakuacija
Nadzor, kontrola i evaluacija
Karijere u promjenjivom okruženju
1. dodatak Dodatne internetske stranice
2. dodatak Prijedlog događanja
3. dodatak Profesionalna udruženja
4. dodatak Nastavni programi iz organizacije događanja
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