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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Recording as a self-analyzing tool in vocal practice

Campora, Miranda January 2020 (has links)
Recording as a self-analyzing tool is something that has been researched and appraised within the musical field. This study will examine how one-take recordings at the end of personal vocal practice sessions can be utilized as an implement for self-analyzation which then will serve as basis for planning personal practices and future goalsetting. Two vocal teachers were interviewed for further insights and ideas, which then also birthed the idea to create a practice sheet where each part of the project was documented. The practice sheet includes three sections: recording analysis, planning and goalsetting and practice journal. A four-week practice period was planned where each practice would end with one-take recordings of the two songs that were chosen to be rehearsed, thoughts and experiences were immediately recorded in a practice journal. Recordings were analyzed and based on the analysis, a plan and new goal settings for the coming practice were formed. This way of structuring practice may help to work and practice independently as a singer and performer.
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Integration mellan försäljningskanaler : En fråga om kommunikation, ledarskap och målsättning / Integrating channels : A question of communication, leadership and goalsetting

Elman, Ebba, Ulvsbäck, Elina January 2018 (has links)
Bakgrund E-handeln utgör idag en allt större del av den totala detaljhandeln och kunder ställer högre krav på en sömlös shoppingupplevelse. Detta kräver en viss integration mellan försäljningskanaler vilket kan mätas i begreppen multi-, cross- och omni-kanal. Syfte Syftet med studien är att undersöka integrationen mellan försäljningskanaler inom svenska klädföretag samt lokalisera de mest problematiska områdena inom integrationsarbete. Vidare är syftet att undersöka hur kommunikation, ledarskap och målsättning påverkar integrationsarbete. Metod Detta är en kvalitativ studie där det deduktiva angreppssättet använts, med inslag av det induktiva angreppssättet, där tidigare forskning legat till grund för utformandet av studien. Det empiriska materialet har samlats in genom åtta semistrukturerade intervjuer med fem fallföretag och där studiens KAI-modell legat till grund för intervjuguiden. Slutsats Tack vare studien kan vi konstatera att uppfattningen av begreppet integration på den svenska klädmarknaden är splittrad. Många företag har ett starkt kundfokus vilket leder till att interna lösningar åsidosätts vid ett integrationsarbete, vilket leder till meningsskiljaktigheter mellan försäljningskanalerna. Vidare kan vi se att kommunikation har en stark påverkan på integrationsarbete vilket även ledarskap och målsättning har, dock inte i samma utsträckning. / Introduction E-commerce is expanding within the retail industry and the customer’s demand for a seamless shopping experience is constantly increasing. This requires an integration of channels which can be measured by the terms multichannel, crosschannel and omnichannel. Purpose The purpose of this study is to investigate the integration between channels within Swedish clothing companies and to identify problematic areas within integration. Furthermore, the purpose is to investigate in how integration is dependent on communication, leadership and goalsetting. Method This qualitative study has a deductive approach but with elements of an inductive approach and was founded upon previous research. The study includes five business cases which has participated in a total of eight semi structured interviews and the study’s KAI-model has been used as a framework for the interviews. Conclusion The result of the study shows that there is a defuse definition of the term integration among Swedish clothing companies. The majority of companies within the study has a strong customer focus which has led to a lack of focus on internal processes which creates indifferences among the channels. The study also shows that communication has a strong impact on integration. Leadership and goalsetting also effects the work of integration but not in the same extent as communication.

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