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............................................................................................. 15 4.3.3. Suppliers ........................................................................................................................ 15 4.3.4. Customers ...................................................................................................................... 16 4.3.5. Substitutes ........................................................................................................

Table of contents 1. Covering letter 2 2. Executive summary 3 3. Challenge statement 3 4. Analysis 4 A. Marketing system 4 B. Organization and HRM 5 C. Core and distinctive competences 7 D. Customer (market) analysis 8 E. Competitive analysis 9 F. Environmental analysis 11 G. Summary of the main strengths and weaknesses from Ryan Air and of opportunities and threats present on the low-cost airlines’ market 12 5. Alternatives 13 6. Recommendation

Notes to the Financial Statements 8 Auditors' Report 22 Board of Directors and Management 24 REPORT OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31st DECEMBER 2009 OVERVIEW The net income for the year amounts to CHF 7.193 million compared to CHF 10.884 million for 2008, a reduction of CHF 3.691 million or 34%. The operating revenues for 2009 amount to CHF 34.295 million compared to CHF 41.319 million in 2008, a reduction of CHF 7.024 million or 17%. Operating expenses amount to CHF 22

because sometimes you put a product on internet and you have to wait until there is enough interesting propositions of buying to take the decision to sell: you lose the time that you gained! It takes time and sometimes you even have to send an e-mail to the suppliers to ask them to connect on the website which make the system useless. Suppliers and customers still have to meet each other to do business because they need a human contact to feel comfortable in a professional relationship: You can’t

Guide to Writing a Business Plan Business Plan Insert Company Name here… Insert Company Slogan here… Prepared By: INSERT NAME Date Prepared: INSERT DATE Index BUSINESS SUMMARY 5 About the Company 5 Your Products and Services 5 The Market 5 The Business Potential 5 Mission, Goals and Objectives 6 Strategies 6 Business Structure 6 Finance 7 THE MARKET 8 Industry Profile 8 Competition 9 Market Segmentation 10 MARKETING PLAN 11 Your Customers 11 Strengths, Weaknesses

regular auction except that sellers compete to obtain a buyer’s offer and prices usually decrease over time. Reverse auctions became popular in the late 1990s due to internet evolution     Boom these past few years : first with online auctions then reverse auctions, especially in the travel industry. Very popular in the travel industry because it is a way of selling perishable excess inventory.     In most of reverse auctions, customers don’t know – until the offer has been accepted

320 EEM Manufacturing Business Organisations Name: Course: SID: Jacky LUHANGU EUROPEAN ENGINERING BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 916408 01/02/10 1 Some sources for this document are intern to SNCF company. Please don't show this document for the public CONTENTS 320 EEM .........................................................................................................1 320 EEM .........................................................................................................1 320

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classifications including ready to wear, swim, handbags, shoes, and accessories. Their positioning statement clearly defines the brand’s interpretation and what it has to offer to its target customer. The DVF brand caters to women of all ages in all stages of their life. The designer herself described the DVF customer as every woman. “She is active, she is smart, she is fun, and she is confident.” In a press release statement, Diane von Furstenberg quoted “The DVF customer still dresses very much

Angélique DE ALMEIDA TC2 Brand Evaluation Anita E. Radford I. The company Originating in France, Dominique Mandonnaud changed the cosmetic industry when he launched the first store in 1969. It was a new concept of free access to the products: an “open space” shopping environment. Sephora was a popular chain of stores specialized in selling cosmetic and beauty care products and still being it. In 1979, ten new stores were opened in France. In 1994, the company chose the name