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et développement économique et social, Paris, O.C.D.E., 1962.) Cf. Planification de l'enseignement (principes de base); Modèle de flux de renseignement; Modèle de planification des besoins d'enseignement. BIENS DE CONSOMMATION DURABLES An. : consumers' durable goods. Al. : dauerhafte Verbrauchsgûter. La demande globale de biens de consommation durables est la somme de deux catégories de demande, la demande de première acquisition (N) et la demande de remplacement (R). .. ; La première correspond

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son propre système d’inventaire informatique relié à son service marketing pour assurer son Yield Managment. a Des ordinateurs programmés recueillent toutes les informations sur les réservations, les ventes effectives, les types de client, les no show, etc.. b Des analyses statistiques sont réalisées, puis traitées pour que le responsable marketing propose sa gamme de produits à des tarifs spécifiques. c Le professionnel sait donc à tout moment, ce qui est à la vente, ce qui est réservé et ce

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employed as a functional consultant on both financial and manufacturing domains for a leading proprietary ERP system. He works on the implementation of project management software for apparel industries and is also involved in the implementation of Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) software. With his experience and background, he established his own consulting company, and implements ADempiere for customers around the world. Currently, Bayu also teaches and implements ADempiere Libero Manufacturing (a

reduction of distribution costs in our model); and (3) the partner firms contribute on a continuing basis to one or more key strategic areas (e.g., marketing and distribution in our model). 3 Haier is a leading electronic appliance maker in the Chinese Mainland, and Sampo is a leading electronic appliance maker in Taiwan. On February 20, 2002, they signed a strategic alliance agreement to market each other’s products in their domestic markets (People’s Daily, February 25, 2002). 4 E.g., Long and Vousden

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