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situación de presión y muy intensa basados en las fuerzas de Poter: • Empresas de otra industria que ofrecen productos sustitutos, presión intensa contra SONY y CANON. • Kodak es nuevo en el mercado de maquinas digitales, lo que constituye una nueva presión. • El comprador tiene la posibilidad de acceder a cámaras sin rollos y a su vez tiene un aumento en la competencia de Fuji para quedarse con los compradores de cámara con rollos. • La presión de los proveedores que disputan por un

La nueva estrategia de PM aumentó el número de potenciales consumidores del producto de una manera sustancial. Cuando PM adquirió Miller Brewing Co., la compañía comercializaba un solo producto importante, cerveza Miller, con un 4% de participación de mercado

Motivación y Recompensa Ada M. Clemente University of Phoenix Employee Motivation and Compensation/HRM-556 Dra. Denise M. Cobián 3 de diciembre de 2008 Motivación y Recompensas La definición más completa de la motivación dice que es una serie de procesos individuales que estimula una conducta para beneficio propio, colectivo ó laboral. La motivación puede ser tanto positiva como negativa y puede ser tanto personal como laboral y muchas veces una va de la mano de la otra. La motivación puede ser:

Los orígenes de Chapala se remontan al siglo XVI donde se funda la población en las faldas del cerro San Miguel y a un costado del lago. El lago de Chapala fue durante siglos una muy importante ruta de comunicación entre los habitantes de grandes zonas del occidente del país. La Rivera de Chapala ha sido desde tiempos prehispánicos lugar de asentamientos humanos buscando la estabilidad que da la cercanía del agua al desarrollo de la civilización, la laguna ha sido proveedora no solo del vital líquido

How was Zumba? Zumba is a Latin American exercise that was created in the mid-90s by a Colombian fitness instructor named Alberto "Beto" Perez. The fabrication of Zumba was accidental. It was stated that Perez arrived to teach his fitness class one day, and forgot his traditional aerobics music. So he used his Latin music that was available at the time and substituted it for that class (Murphy 2015). This improvised class was a hit to his students. Now Zumba is taught in gyms and studios all over

Case study: Anonymous While the motivation of terrorist acts remains the same, the rapid evolution of technique has provided to those that use terror as a method to attain their goals, new weapons with a potential that is not fully quantified. The database, the measures of protection and security, the equipment meant to reassure our safety are exposed to those new types of weapons, the traditional methods of fight becoming impractical. The cyber-crimes are a supplement for cyber-terrorism in what

Task 2D: Decision - Social Responsibility One of the major decisions that Humans of New York have done to not only increase people 's knowledge of this business, but to help the community, is to take up a lot of social responsibility, mostly through philanthropy. On many different occasions since 2012, Stanton has started many fundraising campaigns. On November the 11th 2012, Stanton, partnered with Tumblr owner David Karp, started a fundraiser for the relief effort after the destruction of Hurricane

p. 8 Introduction It is wildly believed that coffee café seem to become a familiar feature of people’s life, especially in the United Kingdom. Most people seem to spend their tea time in café for meeting friends and relaxed themselves. York city is the beautiful city in the United Kingdom that many tourists tend to travel. Thus, there are a number of café in this city. However, lack of these café which open after 6pm at

This pleasant walk, starting from the hilltop village of Crayke, follows part of the Foss Walk to Oulston. Due to the agricultural nature of the valley, ploughed fields and crops are likely; therefore parts of the walk may be muddy. The village stands on the steep, southern slopes of Castle Hill and its name derives from the Celtic word ‘creig’ meaning crag or rock. There has been a settlement here since at least AD 685, when Ecgfrith, King of Northumbria gave Crayke, together with all the land within

surrounding context of the York Mystery Plays possesses a remarkable fluidity, especially in the sense of its performance: it was performed by a number of guilds; it travelled around on wagons; the feast of Corpus Christ, which it was held on, was a flexible date; there seems to have been multiple authors for the cycle; even in a contemporary context, new ways of performing the plays are often developed and used. Basically, to quote Mike Tyler’s “The Heritage of the York Cycle of Mystery Plays,” “the