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PRESENTATION OVERVIEW
Conclusion
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One of the world's leading international oil and gas companies; providingcustomers with fuel for transportation, energy for heat and light, retail servicesand petrochemicals products for everyday items
The BP group operates across six continents, Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe,
North America and South America and its products and services are available inmore than 80 countries. The values, the code of conduct under which thecompany operate and the BP brand define what the company stands for and howthey run the business
BP wants to be recognised as a great company competitively successful and aforce for progress. Their fundamental belief is that they can make a difference inthe world
BP helps the world meet its growing need for heat, light and mobility and striveto do that by producing energy that is affordable, secure and doesnt damagethe environment
Hydrogen testing and exploration is a major strategic effort and this has beenapproached in partnership with several stakeholders
COMPANY OVERVIEW
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COMPANY OVERVIEW
QUICK FACTS & FIGURES
Sales and other operating revenues $297,107 million (year 2010)
Replacement cost profit $4,519 million (year 2010)
Number of employees 79,700 (at 31 Dec 2010)
Proved reserves 18,071 million barrels of oil equivalent
Retail sites 22,100
Upstream Active in 29 countries
Refineries (wholly or partly owned) 14
Refining throughput 2,426 barrels per day (year 2010)
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SWOT ANALYSIS
Positive NegativeInternalFactors
Strengths
Dominant market position Vertically integrated operations
Global presence
Weaknesses
High project start-up costs New entrant into mature industry i.e. bus
transportation Poor brand management (on-going
controversies and public criticisms) Poor Corporate Responsibility image
Exte
rnalFactors
Opportunities
New market trend for more fuelefficient and environmentallyfriendly vehicles
Niche markets i.e. hydrogen buses(hydrogen seen as the fuel of thefuture)
Increased mileage with hydrogenfuel
Absence of noise reduction innoise pollution
Develop a solution for Londonstransport system less vehiclesand emissions
Improved Brand Image and PublicPerception
Threats
Hydrogen is expensive to create as well asstore, it is an explosive substance
Hydrogen buses way more expensive than
traditional diesel buses 800,000 and120,000 respectively
Environmental regulations onlyhydrogen derived from renewable sourcesis free of pollution
Absence of noise liable to create moreaccidents
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PESTEL ANALYSIS
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CASE SUMMARY KEY FACTS
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CASE SUMMARYSTAKEHOLDER PARTNERSHIPS REQUIRED
STAKEHOLDER INTERESTS / BARGAINING POWER
RESIDENTS PERSONAL SAFETY & PRESERVATION OFCOMMUNITY
POWER TO STALL THE PROJECT
REGULATORS SAFEGUARDING PUBLIC SAFETYINFLUENCE OUTCOME & SPEED OF APPROVAL
PROCESS
MEDIA ADVANCING PUBLIC CONCERNS
STRONG INFLUENCERS OF PUBLIC OPINION
COUNCILLORS & POLITICIANS CONSTITUENTS AND RE-ELECTION
NATIONAL SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENTREGIONAL PARTICIPATIONG IN EU
INITIATIVES
BP EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT & PR
TEAM
EFFECTIVE PROJECT MANAGEMENT
ENHANCING BPS BRAND PERCEPTION
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CASE SUMMARY PROGRESS BY PHASE
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CAUSE AND EFFECT ANALYSIS
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PR MANAGEMENT A MAJOR CONCERN The key forces impacting the project dictated the need for effective PR Management
Any trial of a new Technology that came with public risk needed to be properlycommunicated with supporting and convincing justification to alleviate public concerns
Media coverage needed to be effectively managed to ensure the correct messages werebeing delivered at every stage of the project; preventing any negative impact on thecompanys brand and project status
BPs role extended beyond capital funding, the company had access to the most relevant andupdated industry/product data that was needed by key stakeholders to make informeddecisions
Key Forces
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Kotter and Schlesinger suggests that there are four (4) reasons why peopleresist change:
KOTTER & SCHLESINGER (1979) CHANGE MODEL
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KOTTER & SCHLESINGER MODEL EXPLAINEDThe Kotter and Schlesinger change model discusses six (6) ChangeApproaches to prevent, decrease or minimize resistance to change:
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CONSIDERATION OF LEWINS CHANGE MODEL
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ANALYSIS OF KOTTER & SCHLESINGER MODEL TO CASE
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ACTION LEARNING REFLECTIONSWhat aspects went well.
The Core Profile of the group was ST. The ST trait is a common trait for mostmanagers which was very good for the group; we were all on the same page!
There is a preference for taking in information through the five senses andobserving what is actual. Rational analysis is used to achieve conclusions.
We worked well to divide tasks while trusting each others judgment
Members shared information and in return benefited from the knowledge andexperience of others
What aspects the group enjoyed.
The Action Case was extremely challenging due to the time pressures; however,the group enjoyed the case review
There is now a greater appreciation of models and theories learnt in previousmodules now that they have been reviewed against a real-world situation for itsrelevance
Re-confirmation that our group dynamics remains stable at the Performingstage and works well, even under pressure
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ACTION LEARNING REFLECTIONSOther reflections..
In the Belbins model, there are eight team roles: Shaper (SH), Coordinator (CO),Plant (PL), Resource Investigator (RI), Implementer (IMP), Team worker (TW),
Monitor/Evaluator (ME) and Completer/Finisher (CF)The most preferred roles for the group were IMP and CF while PL and SH were theleast preferred as shown
Based on Belbins model, implementers do not produce good teams collectively.Such a team would get full marks for organisation and effort, but it would be a bitshort on real ideas and once the team had a plan it would push it through at allcosts
Team Member Most preferred role(s) Least preferred role(s)Jason Bowen IMP, CO PL, RIAlison Browne-Ellis IMP, CF PL, SHCarlo Goodman IMP, PL ME, CFSandra Payne IMP, CF PL, SHJacqui Redman CO, CF ME, TW
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RECOMMENDATIONSFor BP to get the extension to planning permission in time to continue operation, thecompany must address and change its Public Relations (communication) strategy.
Grunig and Hunte (1984) define public relations as "the management of communication
between an organisation and its publics". It is a strategic function and can render anorganization effective or ineffective.
Grunig's Four models of Public Relations
Model Name Type of Communication Model Characteristics
Press agentry/publicity
model
One-way communication Uses persuasion and manipulation to influence
audience to behave as the organizationdesires
Public Information model One-way communication Uses press releases and other one-way
communication techniques to distribute
organizational information. Public relations
practitioner is often referred to as the
"journalist in residence.
One-way asymmetrical
model
One-way communication Uses persuasion and manipulation to influence
audience to behave as the organization
desires. Does not use research to find out how
it public(s> feel about the organization.
Two-way symmetrical
model
Two-way communication Uses communication to negotiate with the
public, resolve conflict, and promote mutual
understanding and respect between the
organisation and the public
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ENHANCED PUBLIC RELATIONS MODELAll future communication efforts need to be structured so that the messages are tailored tospecific target groups in order to ensure overall effectiveness of the project.
Due to the negativity associated with the project, moral suasion through key stakeholders will be
necessary. In line with Grunigs PR Model, the enhanced PR strategy is being recommended tomitigate further project impact. Additionally, as PR Consultant, our recommendation is for BP toengage our services for a six (6) month period to guide the formulation of the new PR Strategy.
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CONCLUSION Failure to render an integrated communications strategy resulted in the current project status
Achieving public trust is critical in ensuring the success of the project due to the associatedperceived risk to the residents. This will go along way for future projects
Adopting the recommended strategies will aid BP through this crisis stage and allow them toachieve the planning extension to move the project forward
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REFERENCES
BP Global. http://www.bp.com/bodycopyarticle.do?categoryId=1&contentId=7052055
(Accessed: 16 April 2011).
CUTE. http://grupoulisses.blogspot.com/ (Accessed: 16 April 2011).Electric bus. http://www.tbus.org.uk/leeds.htm (Accessed: 16 April 2011).Grunigs model. http://iml.jou.ufl.edu/projects/Fall99/Westbrook/models.htm(Accessed: 16 April 2011).http://www.buzzfeed.com/mjs538/the-25-best-bp-protest-signs/ (Accessed: 16 April
2011).Hydrogen and fuel cells.http://www.netinform.net/h2/h2stations/h2stationsdetail.aspx?id=51 (Accessed: 16
April 2011).PESTEL http://www.jiscinfonet.ac.uk/tools/pestle-swot (Accessed: 16 April 2011).
http://www.bp.com/bodycopyarticle.do?categoryId=1&contentId=7052055http://grupoulisses.blogspot.com/http://www.tbus.org.uk/leeds.htmhttp://iml.jou.ufl.edu/projects/Fall99/Westbrook/models.htmhttp://www.buzzfeed.com/mjs538/the-25-best-bp-protest-signs/http://www.netinform.net/h2/h2stations/h2stationsdetail.aspx?id=51http://www.jiscinfonet.ac.uk/tools/pestle-swothttp://www.jiscinfonet.ac.uk/tools/pestle-swothttp://www.netinform.net/h2/h2stations/h2stationsdetail.aspx?id=51http://www.buzzfeed.com/mjs538/the-25-best-bp-protest-signs/http://iml.jou.ufl.edu/projects/Fall99/Westbrook/models.htmhttp://www.tbus.org.uk/leeds.htmhttp://grupoulisses.blogspot.com/http://www.bp.com/bodycopyarticle.do?categoryId=1&contentId=7052055
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