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“Creativity, Culture and Innovation – looking for new links” Brussels, 9 September 2010 Seminar Working Group on maximising the potential of Cultural and Creative Industries, in particular that of SMEs Fernando FREIRE DE SOUSA 1. Background (i) The European Council recognized "the importance of the cultural and creative sectors in the  frame of the Lisbon Agenda, as well as the need to reinforce [their] potential (…), in particularly  as far as SMEs are concerned" The European Parliament

RESEARCH & IDEAS Come Fly with Me: A History of Airline Leadership Q&A with: Anthony J. Mayo Published: November 9, 2009 Author: Sarah Jane Gilbert A new book looks at the history of the U.S. aviation industry through the eyes of its entrepreneurs, managers, and leaders—men like Pan Am's Juan Trippe and Southwest Airlines' Herb Kelleher—each emerging at different stages of the industry's evolution from start-up to rebirth. Who comes next? An interview with coauthor Anthony J. Mayo. Key concepts

…mais une pratique millénaire – Organisation des civilisations égyptiennes, grecques, romaines, chinoises… – Venise : au XVème siècle, ses chantiers navals sont le plus grand ensemble industriel du monde – Etat français sous Colbert (1660-1690) : modèle bureaucratique français Différentes approches – – – – – – Classique Relations Humaines Néo-classique Systémique … Plus complémentaires qu’opposées ECP – IT – OSI - P2005 7 Définition Théories Application 1. Organisation

ARCHITECTURE Renaat Sohl Amsterdam, June 10th 2008 June 10th 2008 1 Agenda The company Ewals Cargo Care Trends in Business & IT Ewals Business Objectives & IT Challenges Project BASIC APS? BPMS? SOA? EAI? EA? Approach, Results and Lessons Learned June 10th 2008 2 Agenda The company Ewals Cargo Care Trends in Business & IT Ewals Business Objectives & IT Challenges Project BASIC APS? BPMS? SOA? EAI? EA? Approach, Results and Lessons Learned June 10th 2008

revolutionary, but simple concept, which was to sell custom-built computers directly to customers. This direct model, eliminating the intermediary between manufacturer and client, would allow him to be closer to customers, to their needs and concerns, increasing efficiency and effectiveness of the response to satisfy these needs. This vertical model, combining direct customer contact, new distribution channel and innovative product assistance/after-sale service allowed DELL to offer commercial and

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 of webmasters are slow to

BuyerBehavior Definitions : • Consumer BuyingBehavior : – Buyingbehavior of individuals and householdsthatbuyproducts for personalconsumption. • Consumer Market : – Allindividuals/householdswhobuyproducts for personalconsumption Model of consumer behavior : Stimulus Response Model – Marketing and other stimuli enter the buyer’s“black box” and produce certain choice/purchaseresponses. – Marketers must figure out whatisinsideof the buyer’s “black box” and how stimuli are changed to responses Characteristicsaffectingconsumerbehavior

oF The FuTure A Business inspired By nATure Guidelines for Sustaining Organizations Towards 2020 2 The Firm oF The FuTure - A Business inspired By nATure Foreword The central theme of this paper is: The Firm of the Future is a Business Inspired by Nature. We are entering a decade of changes that are likely to be both very fast paced and very fundamental across all areas and which will impact the rules of business, the environment, technology, the attitudes of the new workforce, and

Business Schools on an Innovation Mission Report of the AACSB International Task Force on Business Schools and Innovation Business Schools on an Innovation Mission Report of the AACSB International Task Force on Business Schools and Innovation AACSB International – The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business 777 South Harbour Island Boulevard Suite 750 Tampa, Florida, 33602-5730 USA Tel: +1-813-769-6500 Fax: +1-813-769-6559 www.aacsb.edu © 2010 AACSB International TASK

Emmanuelle LUMIER U1071224 MARKETING FOR SMALL BUSINESS Topic: How a SME can improve its performance using entrepreneurial orientation (EO)? INTRODUCTION Entrepreneurial Orientation has played an important function in economic growth of countries, innovation, and competitiveness. The entrepreneurial orientation of a business refers to organizational processes, methods and management styles used by a company. An entrepreneurial company is a company committed to innovation, which takes risks