Rapid Changes In Society, Technology ,Economy And Public Service Institutions
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Rapid Change, Public Service Institution, Society, Economy
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Current paper has the purpose to analyze the statement by Drucker (1985) that rapid changes in today’s society, technology, and economy in general are simultaneously a great threat to public-service institutions and even greater opportunity. The statement by Drucker will be analyzed particularly with context of post offices that what are they going through these days or have gone through. Finally, some recommendations will be made for USPS based on the findings of the analysis..
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Van Den Heuvel, RP 2010, Strategy and action plan of the institute for sustainable development, ISD, Dhaka.
Yunus, M 2008, A world without poverty: social business and the future of capitalism, Public Affairs, Jackson TN.
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