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geographically or over time. Administrations have thus defined an obligation for multinational to disclose documentation to make them able to understand the method chosen and to assess whether it is an acceptable transfer pride or not. Because of the factors described above, but also due to the current recession that urge administration to protect their tax bases, the documentation requirements have increased and spread in an uncorrelated and divergent way, increasing the burden of the multinationals

event like formula 1 influences the touristic demand. This target will be approved through the research of up to date literature review, from the examination of relevant case studies from countries which have hosted huge sporting events and from the analysis of primary data. Furthermore, the reasons for which this target might fail will be examined. The main objectives of this research are: ➢ To indentify the relation between sporting events and tourism ➢ To examine in which degree a potential

Continuum of film induced motivation emergent themes and associated issues Pure and mixed research approaches The multi-method approach The Sampling Design Process County Map of Yorkshire, UK art of the strategic conversation Stages of qualitative data analysis Yorkshire Different in Reality Television Series Related Information Journey of theoretical thinking Before Release – Planning After Release – Maximize Positive Impacts After Release – Minimize Negative Impacts 6 TABLE OF CONTENTS Summary

II. Situation analysis a. Internal environment b. External environment i. Perfume market France is often considered all over the world as the country of perfume. The perfumery industry is a mattering sector in France with an outcome of 16,3 billion euros in 2007. (es-tu sure ?) It is the second exporting sector of the French industry in 2008 behind the aeronautics[1]. The French perfume and cosmetic market consists of three big segments: cares (54 % of sales 2008), perfumes (28 %) and make-up

what Internet presence luxury brands have and second, whether luxury brands sell their products and services online. This is the first study to undertake a content analysis of luxury brands on the Internet, and thus is largely exploratory. A survey of 190 luxury brand websites provides the data to create a profile and comparative analysis of luxury brands. The key research objective is, using common terminology and measures, to understand how luxury brands use the Internet and to determine differences

Performed…………………………………….………...11 3. Evaluation……………………………………………….…….13 3-1. Evaluation of my Internship Experience………..……….……13 3-2. Evaluation of the Business……………………...……….……14 3-2-1. Some Key Performance Figures……………………………...14 3-2-2. SWOT Analysis………………………………………………17 3-2-3. Recommendations for the Business…………………….…….19 Conclusion……………………………………………………20 References………………………………………….…………21 Introduction This report is to relate my internship experience that I had at CNRA/RCAR (Caisse

whole project, it is unavoidable to take into account the Dubai’s destination. Why would tourists come in Dubai more than before; what are they seeking when looking at a new destination; what can Dubai bring to a tourist? Many internal and external factors have to be deeply studied to guarantee the success of this colossal project. Hospitality offers have to be more than attractive for tourists who are used to coming for few days as transit to another final destination (especially between Europe and

Marketing planning : • Strategic plan • Long range plan • Short term plan (annual) Strategic plan: • mission statement : market-oriented, feasible, motivating and specific. • Strategic objectives. • SWOT analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) • Portfolio analysis • Objectives and strategies. Inside research : • Looking at the market is relatively easy. • Look internally : an existing organization cannot do everything. • What can it do best? • Which financial model? •

Stratégie d’entreprise Hervé GHANNAD hghannad@yahoo.fr Sciences Po Paris Paris Septembre  2009 Bibliographie • Ouvrages de références • • • • • Grant, Contemporary strategy analysis, Blackwell, 2004 Guemawat, Strategy and Business landscape, Pearson, 2006 Johnson, Scholes et Whittington, exploring corporate strategy, 2004 Leger Yves, La communication financière, Dunod, 2008 Perrier & Scacchi, les stratégies anti‐OPA, Economica, 1999 2 Intervenant • • • • • Sup de Co Le Havre (1988)

corporate culture was a great success a few years ago, some authors (Peters and Watermann, Award of Excellence, 1983), presenting it as one of the main factors company performance. Perceived as a fad by some, the fact remains that unless the corporate culture allows a specific approach of each firm, which is a condition of effectiveness of strategic analysis. A- What is Corporate Culture? The phrase "corporate culture" is attributed in Elliot Jacques, of the Tavistock institute in London. The