Fear Factory

end-user. This phenomenon is commonly referred to as the bullwhip effect in 852 Matthew J. Drake and John Teepen Schlachter substantial benefits from collaborative efforts because they will be unwilling to share sensitive data and information for fear that the other party may use it to their detriment. As trust builds between the organizations, they are willing to take larger risks with each other – eliminating other sources of supply, integrating business processes, collaborating on product and

cherchant à partager leur créativité. On y propose un monde virtuel où les consommateurs peuvent jouer, écouter de jeunes talents musicaux, mixer de la musique, participer à des blogs, télécharger des fonds d’écran, regarder des films sur la « happiness factory »… Le site propose à chacun de créer sa bouteille de Coca, présente une galerie des bouteilles déjà créées, et permet de faire un « mash-up » de ces bouteilles. Près de 100 000 bouteilles ont ainsi été dessinées par les internautes. Comme l’entreprise

cherchant à partager leur créativité. On y propose un monde virtuel où les consommateurs peuvent jouer, écouter de jeunes talents musicaux, mixer de la musique, participer à des blogs, télécharger des fonds d’écran, regarder des films sur la « happiness factory »… Le site propose à chacun de créer sa bouteille de Coca, présente une galerie des bouteilles déjà créées, et permet de faire un « mash-up » de ces bouteilles. Près de 100 000 bouteilles ont ainsi été dessinées par les internautes. Comme l’entreprise

partners as such non-governmental organizations, religious bodies, service clubs (Rotary Interational, Lyons, Kiwanis and Jaycees), business and commerce sectors • Location of schools Some girls have been denied schooling because of parental | fear for their security. Schools within walking distance | of the residences have attracted girls in Bhutan and Bangladesh but to a lesser extent in Egypt because there were other overriding factors which hindered their school attendance. Offering education

exceler) -except : sauf, exepter (exception : exception) -exchange : echange (to exchange : échanger) -face : visage, figure (to face: faire face, accepter) -facility : facilité -fact : fait (les faits) -factor : facteur, dan sle sens variables -factory : usine, fabrique, manufacture -(to) fail : échouer, faire faillite, rater -failure : échec, panne, coupure (gaz, electricité) -faint : faible, pale, vague -fair : juste, équitable, loyal (unfair : injuste) -faith : (la) foi ,( in good faith

honest and very kind. The tipsy man in the street uttered a groan like that of a wild beast, and the notes of the violin had ceased. The next evening Coupeau urged Gervaise to go with him to call on his sister. But the young woman shrank with ardent fear from this visit to the Lorilleuxs'. She saw perfectly well that her lover stood in dread of these people. He was in no way dependent on this sister, who was not the eldest either. Mother Coupeau would gladly give her consent, for she had never been

in the work of a minor Greek writer of entertaining stories and potted biographies called Antigonus of Carystus in about 240B.C. Aristotle, far more influential and writing a century earlier, had already, quite correctly, linked the color change to fear and by the Renaissance, the “background” theory had once again been almost entirely abandoned. But it’s come back with a vengeance since and to this day is perhaps the only thing most people think they “know” about chameleons. Chameleons can remain

externality that their ownership creates, namely, putting others at risk of injury. The other standard justification for legal restrictions on sale is lack of consumer information. For instance, a drug may not be sold without a prescription because of fear that otherwise buyers would not use it properly. Rather than restrict sales, however, the government could supply relevant information to consumers, for example, indicating that the drug has dangerous side effects, or that it should only be taken with

want to return later, or use it to remind yourself of what you haven’t yet asked. Also, you might encounter someone who doesn’t want to be recorded. This could be because the research is on a sensitive issue, or it might be that the interviewee has a fear of being recorded. Taking notes If you intend to take notes, buy yourself a shorthand notepad and develop a shorthand style which you’ll be able to understand later (see Chapter 10). It is advisable to write up all notes into a longer report as soon

Are Classified By: • • • • Amount of service Product lines Relative prices Organizational approach • Discount stores – Low margins are offset by high volume • Off-price retailers – Independent off-price retailers • TJ Maxx, Marshall’s – Factory outlets • Levi Strauss, Reebok – Warehouse clubs • Sam’s Club, Costco 104 Retailing Retailers Are Classified By: • • • • Amount of service Product lines Relative prices Organizational approach • • Corporate chain stores – Commonly