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International Institute for Higher Education in Morocco SecuAchat Report Page 1 International Institute for Higher Education in Morocco SecuAchat Report Executive Summary: Near to Europe, Morocco benefited from a great historical and cultural heritage allowing a seamless openness to the European market in all economic areas. The IT sector, which is in its fancy in western countries, has made a great leap forward during the past five years. The internet started to expand in a fashion similar

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risks 6 2 – Key factor of success 9 3 - Draft of management report with indicators 12 Conclusion 16 Bibliography 17   Introduction A food supermarket is a retail store selling of foodstuffs. There is a presentation of some key data by sector of activity. CHIFFRES CLES PAR SECTEUR D'ACTIVITE Entreprises Personnes occupées Chiffre d'affaires HT (M€) Valeur ajoutée (M€) Taux de nombre % nombre % Montant % Montant % marge** Produits surgelés 185 0,0 9 710

3 SPRING 2005 The Impacts of IT on Firm and Industry Structure: The Personal Computer Industry manufacturers (CMs), original design manufacturers (ODMs), logistics providers, distributors, and various service specialists. At the industry level, a broad value network has developed that encompasses specialized industry clusters in the U.S., Taiwan, China, and elsewhere, yet this network is global in scope and not bound by the need for physical proximity. The capabilities of this network allow

especially those concerning levels of analysis. The following questions are addressed. What are the characteristics of an individual strategic thinker? What are the dynamics that take place within groups and how do they influence strategic thinking? What are the contributions of the organisational context to strategic thinking? Findings – Strategic thinking at the individual level is discussed in terms of diversity in representational systems. Strategic thinking at the group level looks at heterogeneity

the strategy and objectives of a company. Managers are in search of developing a balanced portfolio as this has a great influence on the general performance of their business. Being conscious of the product life cycle and its consequences at the level of the company they decide to renew the lines, develop new products and even enter other markets. But, in the same time we accentuate it is very important to stay connected to the present situation. At this juncture, we are referring to the possibility

Words attention, candidate genes, orienting, neural networks, temperament Abstract As Titchener pointed out more than one hundred years ago, attention is at the center of the psychological enterprise. Attention research investigates how voluntary control and subjective experience arise from and regulate our behavior. In recent years, attention has been one of the fastest growing of all fields within cognitive psychology and cognitive neuroscience. This review examines attention as characterized by

of a system or component. For the case of distributed systems the performance is often only tested when the system is used in either a test environment or even in the productive environment. It is only then that real usage scenarios, real amounts of data, and real effects of work load and disturbances are present and thus measurements realistic. Many modern approaches allow the realization of all kinds of design conceptions for distributed systems. Only few of them seriously consider the performance