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lancée, ce qui a permis une grande croissance. 2011 : Développement à l’international. iii. La Structure de l’entreprise L’entreprise est bâtie autour de deux pôles. L’un gère tout ce qui concerne les restaurateurs (Business to Business) et l’autre s’occupe des clients (Business to Consumers). L’entreprise LaFourchette joue un rôle d’intermédiaire et a pour objectif de satisfaire autant que possible les deux pôles. Pour cela l’entreprise se décompose de la façon suivante. Concernant la partie

fr Chapitre 18 Le marketing B to B L’ESSENTIEL 1. Les spécificités des marchés et du marketing B to B Le marketing business to business ou marketing B to B est le marketing des entreprises qui vendent à des professionnels : entreprises, administrations, artisans, professions libérales, associations, etc. par opposition au marketing de la grande consommation (marketing business to consumers ou marketing B to C) où acheteurs et consommateurs sont des individus et des familles. Au sens large, le

proposés à la vente selon les pays ou zones géographiques, les prix, les actions de communication, ...). Pour les autres produits, non alimentaires, qu'ils soient de grande consommation ou de haute technologie, proposés en univers BTB (Business To Business) ou BTC (Business To Consumer), la contrainte des normes sera aussi un prédéterminant de l'action commerciale à l'international. Des standards internationaux, voire mondiaux (Norme NF en France, CE en Europe, ISO à l'international), le plus souvent

– Master en Commerce International Le Master Commerce International a pour objectif de former des spécialistes de la relation client autour des métiers du marketing et de la vente, capables de travailler en environnement B to B (Business to Business) ou B to C (business to Custome). Les stages et les interventions des professionnels dans les différents séminaires garantissent une forte professionnalisation du diplôme. Pendant deux ans en Master, je vais approfondir mes connaissances dans le domaine

Study of the IBM business turnaround from the 90’s to nowadays In 1983, IBM revolutionized the micro computing with the Personal Computer. For the first time, IBM placed the computers in the hands of the users. With more than 350.000 employees in the world and $29B of revenue it was one of the largest computing companies. In 2006 more than the half of the revenue was realized thanks to service and consulting company. After the acquisition of PWC Consulting and the sale of the personal

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Action. Added Value: The increase in worth of a product or service as a result of a particular activity - in the context of marketing, the activity might be packaging or branding. Adopter Categories: Five groups into which consumers can be placed according to the time it takes them to adopt a new product or service. The five categories are: Innovators – Those who are first to adopt a new product or service. Early adopters – Those who adopt a new product or service after the innovators have already

The Spreadshirt case History and current situation Spreadshirt is one of the fastest growing Internet companies in Europe. It provides individualized textile merchandise products as well as online business opportunities. The business model is very simple. There are so many websites around with a loyal visitor base that are in a great position to sell branded merchandise — for example shirts or mugs with logos or slogans on. However, a lot