STAKEHOLDER

AND BUSINESS
ACTIVITIES
A N A LY S I S F O R S TA K E H O L D E R S
M A N A G E M E N T A N D T H E R E E X P EC TAT IO N S
BUSINESS VALUES:-

1. Forward Thinking
2. Quality
3. Teamwork
4. Performance
5. Reliability
6. Profitability
7. Efficiency
8. Customer focus

WALID ASAD
ETHICAL VALUES:-
1. Respect
2. Trust
3. Responsibility
4. Honesty
5. Openness
6. Transparency
7. Fairness
8. Integrity

WALID ASAD
SUPPLIER ETHICS EXPECTATION:-
. All intel suppliers and there employees are expected to comply with intel’s ethical expectations
regardless of local business practices or social customs.

. Suppliers are expected to report concern regarding ethical issues or violation of intel’s code of conduct or
Anti-corruption policy.

. Intel expect its suppliers to comply with all applicable anti-trust laws.

. Intel expects that supplier ensure that there employees understand and comport with intel business
standards.
- train your current and new employees on intel’s legal and complianc expectations.
- ensue that your employees comply with Intel’s ethical and legal compliance expectations.

WAQAS KHAN
Stakeholder objectives

Different stakeholders will expect different things from a business. Given their

different interests in the business, sometimes their expectations can
cause conflict. The business has to balance these various interests.

* employees want good levels of pay, job satisfaction and job security, and may
also be interested in career progression.
* customers want good quality and a range of products at reasonable prices.
* suppliers want to receive payments on time, and regular orders.
* government wants businesses to create more jobs in order to raise more
money from taxes and save money on benefit payments.
* banks have both social and financial objectives, and make a major
contribution to financial stability, local economic development, business
lending, and financial inclusion.

MUHAMMAD HARIS