4 resultados para COLOR CENTERS
em Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte(UFRN)
Resumo:
AIRES, Kelson R. T.; SANTANA, André M.; MEDEIROS, Adelardo A. D. Optical flow using color information: preliminary results. In: ANNUAL ACM SYMPOSIUM ON APPLIED COMPUTING, 23., 2008, Fortaleza. Proceedings... Fortaleza: SAC, 2008.
Resumo:
ARAUJO, G. P. ; RAMOS, A. S. M. . Comportamento de Compra por Impulso em Shopping Centers: pesquisa com Consumidores de Brasília-DF e Natal-RN. REAd. Revista Eletrônica de Administração (Porto Alegre. Online) , v. 16, p. 343-364, 2010.
Resumo:
This study shows the results of an exploratory-descriptive research that aimed to identify the latent dimensions of communication, as well as finding relations between such dimensions and organizational image. The sample came to a total of 267 respondents, being 89 managers or owners and 178 salespeople of clothing and footwear stores that are situated in the main five shopping centers located in Natal, capital of Rio Grande do Norte. The collection of the data was made by the use of two structuralized and validated instruments, being the answers measured in the likert scale of 6 points. For the measurement of communication it was used the instrument developed by Downs and Hazen (2002), made up of 8 latent dimensions and 32 indicators. For the image it was used the model of Mael and Ashforth (1992) that contains 5 indicators. The analysis of the data was made through of the use of statistical techniques of factorial analysis and structural equations modeling. The results of the factorial analysis demonstrated communication as being formed by five latent dimensions. The modeling, on the other hand, demonstrated to exist positive relations between communication and organizational image, whose results revealed that the image is influenced by the communication with the supervisor, by the organizational integration and as being stronger explained by the vertical communication
Resumo:
This study aims at analysing the (re) prodction of urban space in the south sone of Natal city, in particular the influence of the shopping-centers in this process. In this respect, it also analyses the changes of habits and constumes for part of the society, when those entreprizes were built in better-off areas of the south zone Natal as well as the transformations in the surroundings of the thre main shopping-centers. A sother commercial establishments of the same size, two out of the three main shopping-centers in the city are targered towards the better-off population. However, if compared to the others, one these has, for some time, sought to target a lower in come population. In spite of being an important element in the (re)production of urban space as well as in the cities modern commercial sector, these large commercial entreprizes reinforce capitalisms contradctions in so far as they constitute semi-public space whit an exclusionary and segregatory vatune