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USA; The Glickman Group LLC, California, USA Correspondence: C Ranganathan, Department of Information and Decision Sciences, University of Illinois at Chicago, 2402 University Hall, 601 South Morgan Street, Chicago, IL 60607-7124, USA. Tel: 312 996 2847; Fax: 312 413 0385; E-mail: ranga@uic.edu Abstract This teaching case discusses the decisions facing GlobShop, a global travel-retail company, in its efforts to offshore a significant portion of its information technology (IT) work. In response

Ernst & Young, the company and its environment Introduction This article aims to analyze the similarities and differences between the practices of human resources management of two subsidiaries of the company Ernst & Young, working in different cultural contexts, or Montreal and Monterrey (Mexico). The data collected in this study come from desk research. This study is divided into three parts : - A presentation of context, followed by - A description of practical human resource management

Pia_a FMCG Regional Summit 7-9 May 2008, Eforie Nord Looking at Bulgaria: Modern retail vs. traditional retail; international channels vs. regional channels; the experience of a local retailer; the development strategy on a market invaded by large international retail groups. Stefan Kossev PICCADILLY TODAY • 11 stores • 1800 employees • 2007 Turnover Euro 110 million BULGARIA Vidin Dobrich Lovech Pernik Pazardjik Sandanski Population – 7.6 million. GDP – Euro

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been as successful as Avon in penetrating international markets? Mary Kay and Avon are two similar companies cosmetic of direct selling in USA. But by 1992, international sales of Mary Kay represent only 11% on the $ 1 billion total, in contrast, Avon products derived over 55% of its $3.6 billion retail sales from international markets in 1992. Why? There are 4 reasons. The first is the strategy copy, MKC use the marketing strategy, products and communications of the US to different subsidiaries

PURCHASING DIFFERENT DIMENSIONS SESSION 4 OF PURCHASING MARKETING Naeem ASHRAF Purchasing – Different Dimensions  Buying Unit Organizational structure   Interacting in relationship Strategic choices   Special Topic Buying Unit  Purchasing is not a simple process  Search – evaluation – ordering  No clear beginning and end  Purchase is affected by past and future decisions  Only BUYERS don’t do purchasing  Many functions and staff are involved

------------------------------------------------- Women in the workplace Introduction A few weeks ago, The Economist published a shocking article tackling the issue of the Gendercide occurring in Asia. It gave us the figure of at least 100 million baby girls who were killed, aborted or neglected in Asian countries including China or Armenia. The natural ratio of 105 boys at birth for 100 girls is completely skewed, with an example of 121 boys for 100 girls in China or 117 in Armenia. But baby girls’ cause is not

Finance Executive Summary The political and wider public debates over the impact on charitable/ voluntary organisations and social enterprises of the far-reaching costreduction programmes unleashed by public sector organisations continue to intensify. There remains uncertainty as to future contract and grant funding and historically under-funded areas outside Councils’ and PCTs’ fields of statutory responsibility are subject to particular pressure. This Board Paper argues that the leaders of charities

The nature of management: functions and roles This concept discusses what is meant by the term management, the different functions of managers and the different roles that managers undertake. Although there have been many interpretations regarding the nature of management, we can identify planning, organising, co-ordination, control and motivation of work as representing the key tasks of management. These general tasks or functions can be summarised in the following way: planning and decision-making:

There is no denying the fact that the business world has become more and more competitive. In this way, we can observe that companies are obliged to find some way to stay alive. In this respect, companies need to change their organizational culture. Nevertheless, in most cases, companies change and perish. In fact, organizational changes are difficult because they transform all that existed before in the business and as a result certain elements cease to exist. Generally, many mistakes are made