A Importância da Motivação para o Sucesso da Organização – O caso da Sociedade Cabo-Verdiana de Tabacos, SA

Este trabalho trata de algumas variáveis inerentes à motivação dos indivíduos no ambiente de trabalho e do incentivo dos colaboradores no processo produtivo, que conduz à resultados positivos. Mediante pesquisa realizada na empresa Sociedade Cabo-Verdiana de Tabacos, SA na região do Mindelo, pretende-se mostrar a importância da criação de um ambiente propício à motivação que gere, consequentemente, inovação nas organizações. Em relação à apresentação dos resultados da pesquisa, optou-se por dar maior ênfase à importância da motivação dos trabalhadores dentro das empresas como fonte de inovação. No entanto, os factos aqui relatados mostram efectivamente a inexistência de um processo motivacional que não incentiva os colaboradores da organização. This article discusses some of the variables inherent in the motivation of individuals in the workplace and encouraging employees in the production process, leading to positive results. Through a research organization in the oil industry in the area of Mindelo is intended to show the importance of creating an environment conducive to motivation that manages hence innovation in organizations. Regarding the presentation of search results, we chose to give greater emphasis to the importance of employee motivation within companies as a source of innovation. However the facts reported here show the lack of an effective motivational process that does not encourage the employees of the organization.

Variation of the Chlorophyll a Related to Sea Surface Temperature, Wind and Geostrophic Currents in the Cape Verde Region Using Satellite Data

We present a comparative analysis of satellite derived climatologies in the Cape Verde region (CV). In order to establish chlorophyll a variability, in relation to other oceanographic phenomena, a set of, relatively long (from five to eight years), time series of chlorophyll a, sea surface temperature, wind and geostrophic currents, were ensembled for the Eastern Central Atlantic (ECA). We studied seasonal and inter-annual variability of phytoplankton concentration, in relation to the rest of the variables, with a special focus in CV. We compared the situation within the archipelago with those of the surrounding marine environments, such as the North West African Upwelling (NWAU), North Atlantic Subtropical Gyre (NASTG), North Equatorial Counter Current (NECC) and Guinea Dome (GD). At the seasonal scale, CV region behaves partly as the surrounding areas, nevertheless, some autochthonous features were also found. The maximum peak of the pigment having a positive correlation with temperature is found at the end of the year for all the points in the archipelago; a less remarkable rise with negative correlation is also detected in February for points CV2 and CV4. This is behavior that none of the surrounding environments have shown. This enrichment was found to be preceded by a drastic drop in wind intensity (SW Monsoon) during summer months. The inter-annual analysis shows a tendency for decreasing of the chlorophyll a concentration.

Variation of the Chlorophyll a Related to Sea Surface Temperature, Wind and Geostrophic Currents in the Cape Verde Region Using Satellite Data

We present a comparative analysis of satellite derived climatologies in the Cape Verde region (CV). In order to establish chlorophyll a variability, in relation to other oceanographic phenomena, a set of, relatively long (from five to eight years), time series of chlorophyll a, sea surface temperature, wind and geostrophic currents, were ensembled for the Eastern Central Atlantic (ECA). We studied seasonal and inter-annual variability of phytoplankton concentration, in relation to the rest of the variables, with a special focus in CV. We compared the situation within the archipelago with those of the surrounding marine environments, such as the North West African Upwelling (NWAU), North Atlantic Subtropical Gyre (NASTG), North Equatorial Counter Current (NECC) and Guinea Dome (GD). At the seasonal scale, CV region behaves partly as the surrounding areas, nevertheless, some autochthonous features were also found. The maximum peak of the pigment having a positive correlation with temperature is found at the end of the year for all the points in the archipelago; a less remarkable rise with negative correlation is also detected in February for points CV2 and CV4. This is behavior that none of the surrounding environments have shown. This enrichment was found to be preceded by a drastic drop in wind intensity (SW Monsoon) during summer months. The inter-annual analysis shows a tendency for decreasing of the chlorophyll a concentration.