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“The online phone shop you can talk to” CONTENT PAGE INTRODUCTION P. 3 TASK A MARKET ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS I- PESTEL ANALYSIS P. 4 II- Porter’s 5 Forces ANALYSIS P. 7 III- FONESHOP’S RESOURCES P. 9 IV- CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS P. 9 SUMMARY TASK A / SWOT ANALYSIS: - STRENGHTS/WEAKNESSES; P. 10 - OPPORTUNITIES/THREATS P. 11 TASK B STRATEGIC OPTION I- 1st STRATEGIC OPTION P.12 II- 2nd STARTEGIC OPTION P. 13 TASK C ACCEPTABILITY, FEASIBILITY

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plural communities, from the neighbourhood to the planetary level 4.3 Governance puts the economy in its place 4.4 Governance is founded on the universal ethics of responsibility 4.5 Governance defines the cycle of the decision-making and administration process of public policies 4.6 Governance organizes cooperation and synergy between actors 4.7 Governance is the art of designing systems that correspond to the set objectives 4.8 Governance is used to control the flow of exchanges between

Introduction A brand audit consists on the examination of a brand in detail, in the order to check brand equity and the sources of this one. It involved an analysis/review of the brand identity and in the way that it is promote through the brand communication and also of the interactions with the customers. In others words, a brand audit it is a kind of evaluation competing brands in the market. A brand audit systematically focuses the company’s brand on different points. For example:

................................16 1.5.1. The Market for Low-cost, No frills...........................................16 1.5.2. Brand Strength and loyalty.......................................................17 2. Application of easyBusinessModel to easyHotel................................18 2.1. Offering Structure ..........................................................................................18 2.2. Delivery Process..................................................................

Open Collaboration Introduction A company can need to have alliances with competitors, market or even its own customers and users. The open collaboration helps to know their needs and improve the quality of the product, or even its content. This enable the organization to grow and develop with less internal efforts and staff costs for example. Indeed, even if some companies are already huge they cannot deprive to reach a million people information and points of view source. In some types

Enlargement of the European Union to the East Thibault Larhant 2009-2010 Summary Introduction 3 I/ European Union enlargement 5 A/ How to be a European Union membership 5 1. Criteria 6 2. Process 6 B/ Enlargement 1957-1995 8 C/ The East enlargement 8 1. 10 2. III/ Présentation du marché 11 A/ Otor Normandie et son Marché 11 B/ Les clients 12 C/ Les produits 13 D/ Le marketing entreprise 13 IV/ La communication dans l’entreprise 14 A/ La communication interne

laundering is in the heart of all the criminal activities which generate, according to the experts International, approximately 1 500 billion dollars by year. To introduce these funds into the legal economy, their holders have to confer them an appearance of legitimacy and make undergo beforehand in the dirty money quite a series of transformations, more or less complex, by having appeal mostly to mechanisms and techniques set up to facilitate the conclusion of transactions, the traffic of the honest money

multilateral trade negotiations known as the Uruguay Round was at last successfully concluded, seven years after it was launched at Punta del Este in Uruguay and three years later than it was scheduled to finish. This was the eighth and, almost certainly, the last round of GATT which is likely to take place on a similar basis. Up until the last minutes, it was uncertain whether any agreement would emerge. The final agreement was formally signed by the contracting parties at a gathering of Heads of

Reconciling Managerial Dichotomies, Honda Motors in De Wit & Meyer Company Overview: Honda Motor Company was established in 1948 in Japan, on the backdrop of 1 million (Yen) and 34 employees. Over the years the company has grown to become the world's largest engine, motorcycle and automobile manufacturers, with more than 178000 employees and stock holder equity of 4,544265 million Yen (Annual Report, 2008). Honda is the 5th largest automobile manufacturer in the world. Moreover