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in 1963 by two men, Raphaël Levy and Joseph Bigio. At this time, the company was specialized in knitwear, more specifically Shetland woolens. In the 70’s they met a great success with up to 1 000 outlets. It was in the 1980’s that Caroll began to evolve when it added a ready-to-wear collection in its stores and had its first franchise shops in France. Four years after, Caroll International was listed on the stock exchanged and the André group, which was to become Vivarte in 2001, purchased a large

development. It shows that in this context, the existence of information on public finances does not necessarily released to the public. Indeed, transparency is, as well as the accountability and responsibility resulting, a determinant of good governance evolves with the institutional framework of the country. Its promotion is coupled with the adoption by governments of management practices that are truly citizens center stage. Only in these conditions that the information to parliamentarians and the public

live. Abercrombie & Fitch and Nespresso are the two chosen cases to study the relevance of the experiential marketing strategies in the time of the after-economic crisis. Consumer behaviors evolve fast and this work is trying to evaluate the capacity of some brands to satisfy their clients. The capacity to evolve and to improve the experiential offer according to the consumers insights will make a difference with the competition and can help a company to adapt to the economic situation. Introduction

suggested the usefulness of a more integrated approach inclusive of the RBV and the network perspective. The Uppsala model (U-model) (Johanson and Vahlne 1977) incorporates increasing experiential knowledge. Organizations begin as nonexporters and evolve into experienced exporters, as the linear stages of the model suggest. The Umodel is criticized for not taking into account the realities of the internationalization process, particularly for high-tech or knowledge-intensive SMEs. Another limitation

different criteria => No universal rules 33 2. The activities portfolio An important concept in the portfolio matrix: The product life cycle A product passes through four stages of evolution: Introduction Growth Maturity Decline As a product evolves and passes through theses four stages profit is affected, and different strategies have to be employed to ensure that the product is a success within its market 34 17 2. The activities portfolio The product life cycle 35 2. The activities

traces   the   history   of   humanitarianism,   analysis   violence   suffered   by   some   NGOs,   and   ponders   possible   solutions   that   would   allow   humanitarianism   to   evolve   with  its  times.     ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS   The   Security   Management   Initiative   (SMI)   thanks   Veronica   Kelly   for   the   translation   of   the   initial   French  draft

partnership envisaged economically and politically, • The level of market opening, • The regulatory environment already developed and, in particular, • The policy applied in order to guarantee fair competition. Furthermore, this agenda will need to evolve in synergy with the promotion of sustainable development in the aviation sector. By acting with a single voice, the Community will be best placed to counter the negative effects on the environment of the growth of the aviation sector, notably in terms

reengineering; (4) Customization of the ERPS; and (5) Test and production. Finally, the author examines how the strategy and structure of the firm relate to an ERP system. His synthesis of various case studies reveals that the ERP solutions chosen by firms evolve during their implementation so as to adapt to both their strategy and structure. He finds, namely that: the controlling role within firms with an ERP system is gradually changing, from information producer to information analyst; and the main changes