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1°) Key Success Factors in the cosmetics industry : an attractive brand image. focusing on giving good services ( counseling). the ability to innovate and develop new products with new raw materials ( clé de peau beauté). a large product’s choice. good distribution channels adapted to the target customer good promotion/marketing strategy. being able to adapt to new markets/cultures.( cosmetics ) good understanding of needs and trends. 2. Analyse Shiseido's competitive advantage

THE EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT In 1998, NOKIA was considered as the world’s leading maker of cell phone. But in 2004 the market share of NOKIA decreased because of a part of its product that doesn’t match consumer needs…Some of the factors that caused this decrease are, firstly, the fact of focusing in producing smart phones that are expensive; so a big part of its clients turn instead to cheaper stylish models of other marks. Secondly, NOKIA had stuck to the candy bar instead of the clamshell design

logistic and consumers service have been setted up for this retail. Actually, to deliver products ordered online, Monoprix uses its store network, and orders placed before 2 PM are delivered before 6 PM.  Summary market audit As concern external factors that impact on Monoprix, we will have a quick overview of the competition. Actually, the retail industry in France is mostly controled by six big groups that concentrate the major part of maket share: Leclerc, Carrefour, Intermarché, Auchan, System

manufacturing strategy has proved a strong selling point forthe organization, and the company's unique organizational structure ofusing subsidiaries to distribute and sell product around the world hasproved successful. (2 3). France: Clarins. SWOT Analysis Clarins USA has a close relationship with its French parent, althoughthe two markets can be quite different. At the same time,the company announced that the American operation would be headed byChristian Courtin as of July 2 4, when the current head

save him from any future regrets he would experience if he were less decisive. His third maxim is to try to master himself and not external factors, to work to change his desires rather than the world. We cannot control external events with any certainty, so we are bound to meet with disappointment if we allow our happiness to be governed by external factors. Ideally, we come to see our thoughts as the one thing we have control over, and to recognize that if even with our best efforts we cannot change

information technology (we find IT is complementary with decentralization). Finally, we find that non-hierarchical religions and product market competition are also associated with more decentralization. Together these cultural, legal and economic factors account for fourfifths of the cross-country variation in the decentralization of power within firms. JEL No. L2, M2, O32, O33. Keywords: decentralization, trust, Rule of Law, social capital, theory of the firm Acknowledgements: Helpful comments

terms of brand recall and recognition) and the favorability, strength, and uniqueness of the brand associations in consumer memory. These dimensions are affected by other characteristics of and relationships among the brand associations. For example, factors related to the type of brand association (such as its level of abstraction and qualitative nature) and the congruity among brand associations, among others, affect the favorability, strength, and uniqueness of brand associations. To simplify the discussion

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Officials Summary External Environmental Analysis Worksheet References 3 Tourism Product Analysis Importance of Product Analysis Adapting the Product Core, Supporting, and Augmented Products Involving the Community Stakeholder Analysis Forming the Tourism Committee Conducting a Product Analysis The City as a Tourist Product First Impression Analysis Core Product Analysis Supporting Product Analysis Augmented Product Analysis Analyzing Competing Cities Competitor Analysis Summary Product Worksheet References

indicators and is ranked 124 out of 177 countries in the U.N. Human Development Index. Trading Nation With a population of about 30 million, Morocco has a fairly diverse economy in which trade plays an important role. Agriculture continues be a major factor in overall economic performance, with the sector accounting for about 15 per cent of gross domestic product (GDP) and employing 40 per cent of the labour force. About 25 per cent of the labour force is engaged in industry and 35 per cent in services