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AHMADI Marion HARDUIN Roxane GALLENNE Table of contents Introduction page 1 I) Analysis and explanation of cultural differences A. B. C. D. Components of culture Hofstede’s cultural typology Trompenaars’s cultural dimensions High and low context culture page 2 page 3 page 5 page 6 II) Implications and pratical recommandations page 7 Conclusion page 11 Bibliography Exhibits Introduction According to Hofstede, “Culture is the collective programming of the human

obeys specific objectives and constraints, and requires specific tools and methods to optimize. Traditionally, the optimisation models for transportation/distribution and supply chain problems are treated under certainty assumptions where all the data about the problem is assumed to be known with certitude prior to its solving. However, a large part of real world optimisation problems are subject to significant uncertainties due to noisy, approximated or unknown objective functions, data

system is affected by the learned system. When second language learners monitor their speech, they are applying their understanding of learned grammar to edit, plan, and initiate their communication. This action can only occur when speakers have ample time to think about the form and structure of their sentences. The amount of monitoring occurs on a continuum. Some language learners over-monitor and some use very little of their learned knowledge and are said to under-monitor. Ideally, speakers strike

zappers. Every day, 2.2 million Americans complain of being tired. Most of us chalk it up to having too much to do and not enough time to do it in, especially during extra-busy periods. But often the true culprits are our everyday habits: what we eat, how we sleep, and how we cope emotionally. Read on for some simple, recharging changes that can help you tackle all of the energy stealers in your life. Energize Your Diet Why is it that filling up on pasta or Chinese food for lunch leaves us snacky

quality of services provided. Ryanair, one of the largest airlines in the world, is an Irish-based “low cost” airline offering point-to-point scheduled air transport service on more than 400 routes across Europe. With more than 40 million passengers carried in 2006 Aer Lingus is the former Irish “flag”-carrier, which has changed its business model in recent years to offer mainly “low cost” point-to-point to short-haul flights. It operates more than 80 routes and carried more than 8.6 million

Session 2 Instructions 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Form 4 groups according to the group list circulated yesterday In each group, select a rapporteur In each group, select a facilitator Each group will discuss all of the issues below The group rapporteur will report back to the plenary, using computer or overhead projector. Time allocated: Two hours Issues for discussion 1. 2. 3. What are the key elements of the "mission" of a NSO? What values (or principles) should a NSO hold dear (list 6 or 7)? What are the 5 greatest

store in India, collaboration with the Indian group Tata SWOT Analysis: Strenghts Weaknesses Leading brand Control of the value chain Fluidity, reactivity and fiability regarding the supply chain Quality and originality of products Low price Low marketing costs The developed information system High cost for creation and production Increase of demand regarding customers Risk of being out of stock High costs to compensate the lack of marketing (location of stores) Opportunities

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help you to link your existing knowledge, new knowledge and skills with your professional work, and or personal interests in the area of sustainable development. You will be fully supported by LeaD Member programme staff, other associates and Fellows. all LeaD africa associates are required to prepare a final product – an activity report or other type of product, for example a video, website or a story, before successful completion of the programme. this assignment is known as the LeaD associate project

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