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Arisa [49]
4 years ago
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Sabemos que os problemas enfrentados pelas empresas podem ser vários e em várias circunstâncias. Por essa razão, as empresas são

obrigadas a acompanhar as transformações tecnológicas, econômicas, políticas e também as culturais, para que sobrevivam à competitividade. Das afirmativas abaixo, qual é a que traduz essa afirmativa? A O gestor de Comunicação da empresa não deve ser transparente em todas as suas ações. B A opinião pública é a que mais pesa no conceito das pessoas, em relação às empresas. C A tecnologia não pode deixar de fazer parte das atividades das empresas, no século XXI, sendo uma ferramenta que interliga a empresa ineira, em seus processos. D A empresa deve ser transparente em todas as suas ações, sem estar atenta às questões que a envolve. E O gestor de Comunicação da empresa deve unificar a linguagem da comunicação institucional e da comunicação mercadológica, a fim de conquistar a confiança das pessoas.
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dangina [55]4 years ago
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Answer: C. A tecnologia não pode deixar de fazer parte das atividades das empresas, no século XXI, sendo uma ferramenta que interliga a empresa ineira, em seus processos.

Explanation:

Today, technology is part of our lives in every aspect of our daily lives, that is why it is also and should be a fundamental aspect for companies. Business technology covers many areas and is present in every department of companies regardless of their category or function.

Therefore, for an organizational development plan to be well-founded, it must take into account the use of technology and technological updates.

<em>I hope this information can help you.</em>

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