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considered ‘‘translation layers.’’ These critical personnel spent the majority of their time messaging information coming to them from above or below and translating the language into a format that would allow it to be understood by those next in line to receive it. The result of the elimination of these layers has been a flattening of the pyramid model for most businesses. Many large corporations went from as many as sixteen layers of management down to four or five. But without these translation layers

breaches of security. On the other hand, export control regimes constantly face new challenges from nonlawabiding people, who seek to discover new ways and means to circumvent controls. The inherently global nature of information and communication networks makes the task of export control enforcement quite difficult and the difficulties of defining and enforcing jurisdictional boundaries in the international environment become more and more evident. In order to properly understand the field of cryptography

emerging economies without forsaking the presumed bases of their success in developed markets? We suggest that the initial difficulties faced by many multinationals as they have entered emerging markets can be ascribed to attempts to transfer, without translation, their conventional marketing practices4 Multinationals can choose to maintain their standardized approach only at the cost of being bit- players in emerging markets. Our objective in this article is to demonstrate how the emerging market environment

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principe fort. Ce principe est à l’origine des grands découpages de l’informatique : le matériel-logiciel, l’ordinateur-réseau, le modèle en couches. Dans le projet américain sur l’Internet du futur financé par la NSF, GENI (Global Environment for Network Innovations, www.geni.net), le concept de tranches et la ségrégation des fonctions principales du réseau dans l’Internet du futur obéissent à ce principe. 4.4.4 Le principe de fragmentation À mesure que les infrastructures se déploient spatialement

processo de melhora mais flagrante. Isso implica que os ganhos de produtividade e de competitividade podem estar sendo o resultado de outros fatores que não unicamente o IDE. Entre eles, destaca-se a liberalização comercial. ABSTRACT This paper addresses a key issue of the link between increased capital inflows through FDI and industrial competitiveness in Brazil. It provides an analysis of the two way relationship which can exist in theory between FDI and competitiveness, as well as some empirical

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