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range and depth of expertise in customer management. KPMG’s Global Consumer Markets group, in partnership with the Oxford Institute of Retail Management (OXIRM) has undertaken research across Europe into retail trends and the impact of customer loyalty. There have been many recent developments in loyalty schemes, with varying degrees of success. The loyalty of customers, who can switch freely between retailers, has been influenced by several factors including: s advances in technology – magnetic/chip

infogérance), la distribution, la logistique et le transport, la gestion de la paye et surtout la production (que les entreprises ont commencé à externaliser depuis de nombreuses années). Bref, l'entreprise se vide, se concentrant sur son cœur de métier (core compétencies). Outre ce phénomène de "dégonflement" des entreprises et de leur structure, un glissement géographique est observable (Ferdows, 1997). Si aux débuts des phénomènes d'externalisation, les fournisseurs se trouvaient dans la même zone

belge. Abstract The purpose of this thesis is to understand the Belgian market of socially responsible investments (SRI) in order to address the various issues involved. After having been defined, one of these issues will be subjected to an in-depth analysis in order to gain an additional insight into all elements necessary for its full comprehension. The issue addressed in this thesis deals with the profitability of socially responsible investments despite the additional costs involved with the

23/08/2010 Take Home Resit Examination .Meriem Be Amor | EDHEC Business school. | Organisational Control | Introduction: In the spring of 2002, Matra-Automobile found itself at a crossroad: after the exceptional success story of the Renault Espace, which lasted for over 15 years, the situation of Matra Automobile is critical: The Lagardère Group has announced its intention to withdraw from the automobile business, Renault has decided to transfer the manufacturing of the new Renault Espace

doing business internationally is to adapt effectively to different cultures. Such adaptation requires an understanding of cultural diversity, perceptions, stereotypes, and values. In recent years, a great deal of research has been conducted on cultural dimensions and attitudes, and the findings have proved useful in providing integrative profiles of international cultures. However, a word of caution must be given when discussing these country profiles. It must be remembered that stereotypes and

youth 2. Expanding its product range 3. Foothold in emerging markets 4. Continue his creative strategy I. International environment The worldwide spirits’ market is expected to record a growth of 46% between 2005 and 2014, to reach 230 billion dollars in 2014, according to the English cabinet ISWR’s figurespresented at the Vinexpo living room. If the market marked time in 2010 (- 2,11%), it should increase by 9,5% in value over the period 2010-2014. Aprogression which should

              The current humanitarian crisis in the Sudan has reawakened the discussion concerning the rights and wrongs of humanitarian intervention. La crise humanitaire au Soudan a ravivé le débat sur ​​les droits et les torts de l'intervention humanitaire. [1] Some four-five years and two years ago, this discussion was carried out intensively at the diplomatic level and in the pages of academic journals against the background of the NATO intervention in Kosovo. [1] Quelques années plus de quatre

Current Sociology http://csi.sagepub.com/ Shifting Heuristics in the Sociological Approach to Professional Trustworthiness : The Sociology of Science Vittorio Olgiati Current Sociology 2006 54: 533 DOI: 10.1177/0011392106065085 The online version of this article can be found at: http://csi.sagepub.com/content/54/4/533 Published by: http://www.sagepublications.com On behalf of: International Sociological Association Additional services and information for Current Sociology can be found

consequences of Green Marketing on the company.................................................. 88 1. The employees’ point of view on the environment ............................................................. 89 Part V: Weleda: A company heavily involved in Sustainable Development ................................. 93 1. Presentation of the Company .............................................................................................. 94 2. Company History .......................................