Ice Watch

« les pionners » Concurrence : limitée Objectif marketing : créer la notoriété + favoriser l’essai Produit : produit de base Prix : écrémage ou pénétration Distribution : limitée Promotion : écrémage ou pénétration Croissance Exemple : « Ice-Watch » Ventes : croissantes Profit : bon Clientèle : les « précoces » Concurrence : croissante Objectif marketing : accroître la part de marche Produit : extension de la gamme Prix : en diminution Distribution : élargissement du réseau Promotion :

de croisières ont réussi le pari de développer une nouvelle clientèle, plus jeune, plus familiale et plus nombreuse. On trouvera ci-après un tableau de la capacité mondiale en nombre de lits à bord des navires de croisières (source : Cruise Market Watch). Cette offre est évaluée à fin 2010 à près de 420.000 lits, près de 7 % de plus qu’en 2009, à bord de plus de 250 navires. On notera que dans ce tableau statistique d’origine américaine, de nombreuses petites compagnies exploitant un ou plusieurs

chaud fait d’une saucisse de Francfort servie dans un petit pain») : pages 30, 35, 192, 271. - «hyde-a-bed» (en fait, «hide-a-bed», qui est traduit dans le texte même : «divan [qui] cache un lit» [page 33]) : pages 27, 33, 46. - «ice-box» («glacière») : page 164. - «ice-cream» («crème glacée») : page 231 ; cet emploi du mot anglais est d’autant plus étonnant qu’au Québec on dit : «crème glacée». - «I don’t see your point !» est traduit littéralement : «Je ne vois pas votre point !» (page 252).

Union OPS 1.345 Ice and other contaminants — ground procedures L 254/43 (a) An operator shall establish procedures to be followed when ground de-icing and anti-icing and related inspections of the aeroplane(s) are necessary. (b) A commander shall not commence take-off unless the external surfaces are clear of any deposit which might adversely affect the performance and/or controllability of the aeroplane except as permitted in the Aeroplane Flight Manual. OPS 1.346 Ice and other contaminants

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the day before; and some dispute having arisen it was agreed that, at six, I should meet the board of directors of the company and settle the terms of a renewal. Glancing upward at the clock on the mantelpiece (for I felt too drowsy to take out my watch), I had the pleasure to find that I had still twenty-five minutes to spare. It was half-past five; I could easily walk to the insurance office in five minutes; and my usual siestas had never been known to exceed five-and-twenty. I felt sufficiently

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of them asks, incredulously, “How does that work?” The other replies: “How does popcorn pop? Who cares?” That’s the essence of encapsulation: When an object carries out its operations, those operations are hidden (see Figure 2.6). When most people watch a television show, they usually don’t know or care about the complex electronics components that sit in back of the TV screen and all the many operations that have to occur in order to paint the image on the screen. The TV does what it does and hides