The document discusses trends in the global airline industry and provides a forecast for 2014. Key points include:
- Consolidation in the US airline industry may reduce consumer choice and could put upward pressure on fares, though weak demand will likely prevent steep fare increases.
- Overcapacity from major expansion by Gulf carriers could drive down prices on some routes to Africa, Europe and Asia Pacific. Rapid expansion to North America may also lower fares between North America and South Asia.
- US and European airlines are keeping capacity tight, but demand remains soft, meaning airfares will likely remain flat or see minimal increases in 2014. Latin America may see 2-3% increases.
The document discusses trends in the North American airline industry and forecasts for 2015. It finds that while demand is growing, airline capacity growth has been limited, leading to rising airfares, particularly on routes where competition has been reduced. It also discusses how consolidation among major US airlines into three carriers is impacting corporate travel deals, making negotiations more complex and potentially requiring travel buyers to reduce the number of airlines in their programs. Overall, fares are expected to continue rising faster than inflation in 2015 in North America due to supply constraints, though carriers will be cautious not to raise prices too sharply and risk damaging demand.
- Falling oil prices and currency fluctuations will lead to lower airfares and allow customers to travel further in 2015. However, airlines may use savings to pay down debt rather than lower prices significantly.
- China's outbound travel is expected to continue strong growth, especially to nearby Northeast Asian countries, while India's travel market is growing from a lower base. Both countries will drive growth in the Asia-Pacific travel industry.
- Continued mergers and acquisitions are expected in the highly competitive online travel search and booking industry as companies seek to improve customer experience across different devices.
For the second year, the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) and Carlson Wagonlit Travel (CWT) have produced the 2016 Global Travel Price Outlook. This report is designed to assist travel buyers as they budget for and negotiate their 2016 travel programs, helping companies realize the greatest value for their travel spend. Research was conducted with assistance from Rockport Analytics, a leader in global market research and insight, and additional analysis and context was provided by experts from CWT Solutions Group, CWT’s dedicated consulting division.
The economic outlook for Guam forecasts continued moderate expansion in FY 2016, likely accelerating, driven by growth in tourism, defense spending, and construction. Positive trends in tourism arrivals and spending, America's increased strategic focus on the Pacific, and investment in defense, commercial, and infrastructure projects provide the foundation for this outlook. Lower energy prices will further stimulate the economy by reducing costs for consumers and businesses.
The document summarizes employment and salary trends in the Gulf region. It finds that while economic growth has remained stable, the decline in oil prices has begun to impact the oil and gas sector through some downsizing. Healthcare and education have seen the most growth in job creation across countries. Nationalization policies pushing companies to replace expatriates with local citizens remains a major challenge, especially in Saudi Arabia and Oman. Overall salaries increased at their highest rates since the financial crisis in 2014 and are projected to continue rising in 2015, with Oman seeing the highest increases. The UAE remains the most attractive location and highest retaining country for expatriate workers in the region.
El middle market del sector Oil&gas empieza a recuperarse dos años después de que los precios del crudo comenzasen su caída en picado y frenasen el auge más reciente del sector, éstos han comenzado a recuperarse en la primera mitad de 2016. No obstante, los productores independientes del mercado medio tienen un largo camino hasta recuperar la salud y el crecimiento del sector, con un sentimiento negativo del inversor hacia este tipo de empresas.
Employment and salary trends in the gulf 2015Sitha Sok
- The Gulf region continues stable economic growth despite lower oil prices, with most firms maintaining or increasing employment. Healthcare and education are the fastest growing sectors.
- Governments are increasing pressure on employers to hire more nationals to address high youth unemployment. This nationalization challenge is most significant in Oman and Saudi Arabia.
- Competition for talent is driving average salary increases across the Gulf to their highest levels since the financial crisis. Construction saw the highest pay rises while healthcare and education saw some of the lowest.
- The UAE remains the most attractive destination for expatriates, though Qatar's popularity is declining. Oman saw more expatriates leaving due to new restrictions on job switching.
The document discusses trends in the North American airline industry and forecasts for 2015. It finds that while demand is growing, airline capacity growth has been limited, leading to rising airfares, particularly on routes where competition has been reduced. It also discusses how consolidation among major US airlines into three carriers is impacting corporate travel deals, making negotiations more complex and potentially requiring travel buyers to reduce the number of airlines in their programs. Overall, fares are expected to continue rising faster than inflation in 2015 in North America due to supply constraints, though carriers will be cautious not to raise prices too sharply and risk damaging demand.
- Falling oil prices and currency fluctuations will lead to lower airfares and allow customers to travel further in 2015. However, airlines may use savings to pay down debt rather than lower prices significantly.
- China's outbound travel is expected to continue strong growth, especially to nearby Northeast Asian countries, while India's travel market is growing from a lower base. Both countries will drive growth in the Asia-Pacific travel industry.
- Continued mergers and acquisitions are expected in the highly competitive online travel search and booking industry as companies seek to improve customer experience across different devices.
For the second year, the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) and Carlson Wagonlit Travel (CWT) have produced the 2016 Global Travel Price Outlook. This report is designed to assist travel buyers as they budget for and negotiate their 2016 travel programs, helping companies realize the greatest value for their travel spend. Research was conducted with assistance from Rockport Analytics, a leader in global market research and insight, and additional analysis and context was provided by experts from CWT Solutions Group, CWT’s dedicated consulting division.
The economic outlook for Guam forecasts continued moderate expansion in FY 2016, likely accelerating, driven by growth in tourism, defense spending, and construction. Positive trends in tourism arrivals and spending, America's increased strategic focus on the Pacific, and investment in defense, commercial, and infrastructure projects provide the foundation for this outlook. Lower energy prices will further stimulate the economy by reducing costs for consumers and businesses.
The document summarizes employment and salary trends in the Gulf region. It finds that while economic growth has remained stable, the decline in oil prices has begun to impact the oil and gas sector through some downsizing. Healthcare and education have seen the most growth in job creation across countries. Nationalization policies pushing companies to replace expatriates with local citizens remains a major challenge, especially in Saudi Arabia and Oman. Overall salaries increased at their highest rates since the financial crisis in 2014 and are projected to continue rising in 2015, with Oman seeing the highest increases. The UAE remains the most attractive location and highest retaining country for expatriate workers in the region.
El middle market del sector Oil&gas empieza a recuperarse dos años después de que los precios del crudo comenzasen su caída en picado y frenasen el auge más reciente del sector, éstos han comenzado a recuperarse en la primera mitad de 2016. No obstante, los productores independientes del mercado medio tienen un largo camino hasta recuperar la salud y el crecimiento del sector, con un sentimiento negativo del inversor hacia este tipo de empresas.
Employment and salary trends in the gulf 2015Sitha Sok
- The Gulf region continues stable economic growth despite lower oil prices, with most firms maintaining or increasing employment. Healthcare and education are the fastest growing sectors.
- Governments are increasing pressure on employers to hire more nationals to address high youth unemployment. This nationalization challenge is most significant in Oman and Saudi Arabia.
- Competition for talent is driving average salary increases across the Gulf to their highest levels since the financial crisis. Construction saw the highest pay rises while healthcare and education saw some of the lowest.
- The UAE remains the most attractive destination for expatriates, though Qatar's popularity is declining. Oman saw more expatriates leaving due to new restrictions on job switching.
The document discusses the results of a survey about the future of travel and tourism in 2015. Some key points:
- Over 500 people from 54 countries responded, mostly from the travel industry.
- Respondents expect the global economic downturn to end in 2010.
- Cost cutting and improving customer service are common strategies for addressing the downturn. Clear strategy and customer relationships are top priorities.
- Asia is expected to become the largest aviation market. New business models and low cost carriers are expected to emerge. Rail travel is expected to grow in Europe.
- Vacations are expected to be shorter but more frequent. Cultural experiences and sustainability will influence destinations. Unpopular locations may grow in popularity
Etude PwC Global Economy Watch (mai 2015)PwC France
Selon la dernière étude « Global Economy Watch » du cabinet d’audit et de conseil PwC, les créances libellées en dollars américains, émises hors des Etats-Unis, ont fortement augmenté au cours de ces dernières années, passant de 6 000 milliards de dollars avant l’instauration des premières mesures d’assouplissement quantitatif en novembre 2008 à environ 9 000 milliards en 2014.
The document provides an economic insight into the UAE for 2013. It summarizes that real GDP growth was the strongest since 2006 at 4.4% in 2012, driven by expansion in the oil and gas sector and a recovery in the non-oil sector. Private consumption and investment growth were particularly strong. The fiscal surplus is estimated to have increased to 5.9% of GDP in 2012 due to expenditure consolidation. GDP growth is projected to slow slightly to 4.0% in 2013 and 3.8% in 2014 as oil production growth declines but the non-oil sector continues expanding.
The MENA region is expected to see strong economic growth in 2013 and 2014, according to QNB Group. GCC countries will continue investing heavily in infrastructure and diversifying their economies, boosting non-oil GDP growth rates of 3.5-4% this year and 4.5-5% next year. While oil importers face risks from global demand and domestic politics, their economies are also expected to recover thanks to improved global and domestic demand. Overall the MENA region should remain an important contributor to global growth in the coming years.
Aranca has compiled a special report on Saudi Arabia’s journey till 2025, highlighting the Kingdom’s economic potential, its influence on the region’s economy and opportunities available. Check out the report here!
Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance Market Projection By Key Players...jitendra kute
WiseGuyRerports.com Presents “Global Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance Market Size, Status and Forecast 2019-2025” New Document to its Studies Database. The Report Contain 100 Pages with Detailed Analysis.
The document discusses the potential impact of conflict in Iraq on global oil markets and prices in Q3 2014. It notes that Iraq has become a key OPEC producer in recent years, exporting over 3.3 million barrels per day. The rise of Sunni militant groups in Iraq threatens to disrupt oil production and exports. If Iraqi supply is significantly reduced due to violence, global oil prices are likely to remain elevated through the end of the year as other OPEC producers may not be able to fully compensate for the lost supply. The conflict casts uncertainty over the outlook for oil prices in Q3 and raises concerns about tight global oil markets if Iraqi exports are curtailed.
USA Travel Industry outlook and Trends 2018. Deloitte Report. David Vicent
A very complete report by Deloitte about travel and tourism industry trends in USA. Very nice report model to analyce key facts in any latin american country.
This report provides a positive outlook for European equities in 2014 and 2015. It predicts that Europe will experience a multi-year economic expansion as deleveraging ends and banks support the economy. The foundations are in place for strong earnings growth of around 14% annually through 2014-2015, driven by cyclical sectors in particular. The report recommends overweighting stocks in peripheral European markets, banks, autos, and materials which should benefit most from the expected recovery. It sets a target for the STOXX 600 index of 375 by end of 2014, implying a total return of nearly 22% over the next year.
- The automotive sector is heading in the right direction in North America, but faces risks from easy credit access. In Western Europe, recovery is masked by the Volkswagen emissions scandal, which could slow growth. In emerging Asia, the sector faces challenges from China's economic slowdown, increasing its risk level.
- The energy sector's risk level was downgraded in all regions due to falling oil prices, leading companies to cut investments and weaken oil service companies.
- The ICT sector saw risk fall to medium in Western Europe due to more vigorous private consumption, but faces pressures in emerging Asia and North America.
The document provides an analysis of economic conditions in the Arabian markets. It discusses how central banks have expanded monetary policies but face limits in stimulating economies. Governments are gaining traction with fiscal policies like infrastructure spending. The pandemic's economic impact remains unpredictable. GCC stock markets have rallied but continue to underperform peers. Banking sectors in the GCC remain profitable despite expected losses. Saudi Arabia is taking risks with contractionary fiscal policies to induce creative destruction and private sector restructuring. Support for small and medium enterprises has been lacking despite their importance. Sovereign wealth funds could provide more support through lending.
This document provides a market update from Mullins Investment Management for January 2015. It includes summaries of key economic indicators, market indexes, commodity prices, and bond yields as of December 31, 2014. It also analyzes the performance of domestic and international markets in 2014 and provides an outlook on the US and global economies for 2015.
How India could benefit from producing overseas in a global recessionShantanu Basu
This article proposes to deploy Indian physical and financial assets overseas to explore/exploit natural resources overseas and partly process and export them to India for re-export as finished goods. The overseas operation called Make for India by the author would be the twin to Make in India.
Credit Shift As Global Corporate Borrowers Seek 60 Trillion APAC will ov...Jayan Dhru
- The document discusses projections that Asia-Pacific corporate debt will overtake the combined debt of the US and Europe by 2016, increasing global credit risk due to generally lower credit quality in Asia-Pacific.
- China in particular has become the largest debt market globally, with its corporate debt projected to reach $20-23 trillion by 2018 and account for about 30-38% more debt than US corporations.
- Analysis shows that while Chinese corporate credit quality was better than global peers in 2009, their cash flows and leverage have deteriorated since, indicating increased credit risk in China.
Investors remain positive about real estate investment in 2016 but are more cautious due to concerns about the global economy. While 82% of investors plan to maintain or increase their investment activity in 2016 compared to 2015, this is down from previous years and indicates a "risk-off" approach with a focus on core assets. Over $1 trillion in capital is targeted at commercial property investment globally in 2016, which should support current pricing levels despite slightly slower anticipated growth in investment volumes compared to 2015.
The Oil Price effect on the Global Economy blog postRobert Edgar
The steep 60% drop in oil prices over the past seven months has significantly impacted the global economy. Lower oil prices boost global GDP growth, with the current price drop estimated to increase global GDP by over 1%, accounting for more than a third of the 2013 growth rate. While lower prices benefit consumers and some economies, they hurt oil exporting countries that rely heavily on oil revenues. The effects are mixed, with developing nations' agriculture and consumers benefiting from cheaper fuel and food, but concerns also grow around deflation in some regions from falling oil prices and weaker global demand.
We collaborated with DePaul University in a project which aim was to conduct ethnographic field studies in their own city’s Chinatown and work with our international counterparts virtually. We explored the ways that femininity and masculinity is reflected in the actions, media uses, communication patterns of people in Chinatown. The group also considered the ways that gender is represented in advertisements and other media found in Chinatown
This document provides an overview of concepts covered in a class on global project management. It discusses project partnering frameworks, key partnership practices, types of contracts, managing contract changes, classes of international projects, issues in international management, international assignments, environmental factors affecting projects, cross-cultural factors, and Hofstede's cultural dimensions framework. The class will cover cultural orientation, negotiating across cultures, and sustaining international partnerships.
This document provides an overview of concepts covered in a class on global project management. It discusses project partnering frameworks, key partnership practices, types of contracts, managing contract changes, classes of international projects, issues in international management, international assignments, environmental factors affecting projects, cross-cultural factors, and Hofstede's cultural dimensions framework. The class will cover cultural orientation, negotiating across cultures, and sustaining international partnerships.
The document discusses the results of a survey about the future of travel and tourism in 2015. Some key points:
- Over 500 people from 54 countries responded, mostly from the travel industry.
- Respondents expect the global economic downturn to end in 2010.
- Cost cutting and improving customer service are common strategies for addressing the downturn. Clear strategy and customer relationships are top priorities.
- Asia is expected to become the largest aviation market. New business models and low cost carriers are expected to emerge. Rail travel is expected to grow in Europe.
- Vacations are expected to be shorter but more frequent. Cultural experiences and sustainability will influence destinations. Unpopular locations may grow in popularity
Etude PwC Global Economy Watch (mai 2015)PwC France
Selon la dernière étude « Global Economy Watch » du cabinet d’audit et de conseil PwC, les créances libellées en dollars américains, émises hors des Etats-Unis, ont fortement augmenté au cours de ces dernières années, passant de 6 000 milliards de dollars avant l’instauration des premières mesures d’assouplissement quantitatif en novembre 2008 à environ 9 000 milliards en 2014.
The document provides an economic insight into the UAE for 2013. It summarizes that real GDP growth was the strongest since 2006 at 4.4% in 2012, driven by expansion in the oil and gas sector and a recovery in the non-oil sector. Private consumption and investment growth were particularly strong. The fiscal surplus is estimated to have increased to 5.9% of GDP in 2012 due to expenditure consolidation. GDP growth is projected to slow slightly to 4.0% in 2013 and 3.8% in 2014 as oil production growth declines but the non-oil sector continues expanding.
The MENA region is expected to see strong economic growth in 2013 and 2014, according to QNB Group. GCC countries will continue investing heavily in infrastructure and diversifying their economies, boosting non-oil GDP growth rates of 3.5-4% this year and 4.5-5% next year. While oil importers face risks from global demand and domestic politics, their economies are also expected to recover thanks to improved global and domestic demand. Overall the MENA region should remain an important contributor to global growth in the coming years.
Aranca has compiled a special report on Saudi Arabia’s journey till 2025, highlighting the Kingdom’s economic potential, its influence on the region’s economy and opportunities available. Check out the report here!
Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance Market Projection By Key Players...jitendra kute
WiseGuyRerports.com Presents “Global Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance Market Size, Status and Forecast 2019-2025” New Document to its Studies Database. The Report Contain 100 Pages with Detailed Analysis.
The document discusses the potential impact of conflict in Iraq on global oil markets and prices in Q3 2014. It notes that Iraq has become a key OPEC producer in recent years, exporting over 3.3 million barrels per day. The rise of Sunni militant groups in Iraq threatens to disrupt oil production and exports. If Iraqi supply is significantly reduced due to violence, global oil prices are likely to remain elevated through the end of the year as other OPEC producers may not be able to fully compensate for the lost supply. The conflict casts uncertainty over the outlook for oil prices in Q3 and raises concerns about tight global oil markets if Iraqi exports are curtailed.
USA Travel Industry outlook and Trends 2018. Deloitte Report. David Vicent
A very complete report by Deloitte about travel and tourism industry trends in USA. Very nice report model to analyce key facts in any latin american country.
This report provides a positive outlook for European equities in 2014 and 2015. It predicts that Europe will experience a multi-year economic expansion as deleveraging ends and banks support the economy. The foundations are in place for strong earnings growth of around 14% annually through 2014-2015, driven by cyclical sectors in particular. The report recommends overweighting stocks in peripheral European markets, banks, autos, and materials which should benefit most from the expected recovery. It sets a target for the STOXX 600 index of 375 by end of 2014, implying a total return of nearly 22% over the next year.
- The automotive sector is heading in the right direction in North America, but faces risks from easy credit access. In Western Europe, recovery is masked by the Volkswagen emissions scandal, which could slow growth. In emerging Asia, the sector faces challenges from China's economic slowdown, increasing its risk level.
- The energy sector's risk level was downgraded in all regions due to falling oil prices, leading companies to cut investments and weaken oil service companies.
- The ICT sector saw risk fall to medium in Western Europe due to more vigorous private consumption, but faces pressures in emerging Asia and North America.
The document provides an analysis of economic conditions in the Arabian markets. It discusses how central banks have expanded monetary policies but face limits in stimulating economies. Governments are gaining traction with fiscal policies like infrastructure spending. The pandemic's economic impact remains unpredictable. GCC stock markets have rallied but continue to underperform peers. Banking sectors in the GCC remain profitable despite expected losses. Saudi Arabia is taking risks with contractionary fiscal policies to induce creative destruction and private sector restructuring. Support for small and medium enterprises has been lacking despite their importance. Sovereign wealth funds could provide more support through lending.
This document provides a market update from Mullins Investment Management for January 2015. It includes summaries of key economic indicators, market indexes, commodity prices, and bond yields as of December 31, 2014. It also analyzes the performance of domestic and international markets in 2014 and provides an outlook on the US and global economies for 2015.
How India could benefit from producing overseas in a global recessionShantanu Basu
This article proposes to deploy Indian physical and financial assets overseas to explore/exploit natural resources overseas and partly process and export them to India for re-export as finished goods. The overseas operation called Make for India by the author would be the twin to Make in India.
Credit Shift As Global Corporate Borrowers Seek 60 Trillion APAC will ov...Jayan Dhru
- The document discusses projections that Asia-Pacific corporate debt will overtake the combined debt of the US and Europe by 2016, increasing global credit risk due to generally lower credit quality in Asia-Pacific.
- China in particular has become the largest debt market globally, with its corporate debt projected to reach $20-23 trillion by 2018 and account for about 30-38% more debt than US corporations.
- Analysis shows that while Chinese corporate credit quality was better than global peers in 2009, their cash flows and leverage have deteriorated since, indicating increased credit risk in China.
Investors remain positive about real estate investment in 2016 but are more cautious due to concerns about the global economy. While 82% of investors plan to maintain or increase their investment activity in 2016 compared to 2015, this is down from previous years and indicates a "risk-off" approach with a focus on core assets. Over $1 trillion in capital is targeted at commercial property investment globally in 2016, which should support current pricing levels despite slightly slower anticipated growth in investment volumes compared to 2015.
The Oil Price effect on the Global Economy blog postRobert Edgar
The steep 60% drop in oil prices over the past seven months has significantly impacted the global economy. Lower oil prices boost global GDP growth, with the current price drop estimated to increase global GDP by over 1%, accounting for more than a third of the 2013 growth rate. While lower prices benefit consumers and some economies, they hurt oil exporting countries that rely heavily on oil revenues. The effects are mixed, with developing nations' agriculture and consumers benefiting from cheaper fuel and food, but concerns also grow around deflation in some regions from falling oil prices and weaker global demand.
We collaborated with DePaul University in a project which aim was to conduct ethnographic field studies in their own city’s Chinatown and work with our international counterparts virtually. We explored the ways that femininity and masculinity is reflected in the actions, media uses, communication patterns of people in Chinatown. The group also considered the ways that gender is represented in advertisements and other media found in Chinatown
This document provides an overview of concepts covered in a class on global project management. It discusses project partnering frameworks, key partnership practices, types of contracts, managing contract changes, classes of international projects, issues in international management, international assignments, environmental factors affecting projects, cross-cultural factors, and Hofstede's cultural dimensions framework. The class will cover cultural orientation, negotiating across cultures, and sustaining international partnerships.
This document provides an overview of concepts covered in a class on global project management. It discusses project partnering frameworks, key partnership practices, types of contracts, managing contract changes, classes of international projects, issues in international management, international assignments, environmental factors affecting projects, cross-cultural factors, and Hofstede's cultural dimensions framework. The class will cover cultural orientation, negotiating across cultures, and sustaining international partnerships.
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Handouts march 21, 2014 - singapore - mi - trade launchThomas Armstrong
This document discusses Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences and its implications for childhood learning and development. It outlines the eight intelligences - linguistic, logical-mathematical, spatial, bodily-kinesthetic, musical, interpersonal, intrapersonal, and naturalistic. Examples are provided for how to teach concepts like Boyle's law by engaging different intelligences. Suggestions are made for stimulating infants, toddlers, and preschoolers' development through activities targeting each intelligence. The role of proper nutrition in supporting early brain development, learning, and key contributors like perception, cognition, and physical vitality is also examined.
Tech Coming To Direct Sales - Tearing Down the Wall by isocketOximity
Slide deck from the August 2012 Digiday Exchange conference in NYC. isocket Founder CEO John Ramey @jpramey preaching the love about how tech is finally coming to direct ad sales. See more at http://blog.isocket.com
Comunicació de Lluís Anglada, director de Biblioteques, Informació i Documentació del CSUC, presentada al Liber Executive Board, celebrat a Barcelona els dies 15 i 16 d'octubre de 2015.
Lean Learning: Deliver Relevant Content When and Where It’s NeededHuman Capital Media
Workforce demographics are rapidly changing through increased globalization and a growing number of younger, more mobile and field-based employees. In addition, organizations are under even greater pressure to be more efficient and cost conscious, all while demonstrating increasingly successful outcomes. As a result, learning methods must adapt and become leaner, with increased flexibility and accessibility to meet each individual’s unique work style and schedule. But how to manage and deploy this new type of learning can be challenging, particularly when complex business processes, multiple language requirements and shrinking budgets are involved. Attend this webinar to learn about new advances in learning related to electronic performance and mobility and how they are helping organizations succeed during this time of rapid change by:
Empowering employees with relevant training that fits their work style through role-based learning maps.
Enabling mobile and field-based employees with job-specific training at the point of need.
Facilitating multiple language requirements with tools that accelerate the translation process.
Measuring and demonstrating the success of learning through enhanced reporting capabilities.
Maptek's BlastLogic software is adding new tools to help miners better manage their drill and blast operations. The new tools allow blast engineers to preview blast designs, detonation timing, and sequences. This helps engineers optimize blast performance and ensure safety. Maptek is committed to enhancing their software based on customer feedback to deliver the best solutions for drill and blast planning and management.
Para una sexualidad liberadora por Margarita bofarull (ponencia)OFM
La Universidad Centroamericana José Simeón Cañas invita a una conferencia sobre propuestas para una sexualidad liberadora impartida por Margarita Bofarull Buñuel, r.s.c.j. La conferencia abordará la visión cristiana de la sexualidad, aspectos afectivos sexuales de la vida familiar y la reconstrucción de la relación hombre-mujer, entre otros temas. Margarita Bofarull es licenciada en Medicina y Teología y ha impartido clases en universidades de España y El Salvador.
Este manual de identidad corporativa presenta la misión, visión e isotipo de una empresa de comunicación estratégica. Describe los colores, tipografías, formatos y aplicaciones a utilizar en documentos, papelería, banners y anuncios web para mantener una imagen unificada de la marca.
Este documento describe diferentes tipos de controladores de nivel, incluyendo controladores capacitivos, operados por flotador, neumáticos, eléctricos, por electrodos y ultrasónicos. Explica que los controladores de nivel sirven para determinar las condiciones de nivel de líquidos en recipientes y ejecutar acciones correctivas cuando el nivel está fuera de los límites deseados, mejorando la eficiencia de las industrias.
Unlike the runways of the world, the growth trend line in the aviation sector has never been straight. Long-term growth has been punctuated by demand shocks that rein in investment and impact traffic. With investors in mind, this series of articles looks at the factors that impact aviation growth, transactions, infrastructure needs, and ultimately drive air connectivity. More: http://pwc.to/1uEPT4e
For the second year, the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) and Carlson Wagonlit Travel (CWT) have produced the 2016 Global Travel Price Outlook. This report is designed to assist travel buyers as they budget for and negotiate their 2016 travel programs, helping companies realize the greatest value for their travel spend. Research was conducted with assistance from Rockport Analytics, a leader in global market research and insight, and additional analysis and context was provided by experts from CWT Solutions Group, CWT’s dedicated consulting division.
The document summarizes trends in the information technology sector seen in the fourth quarter of 2014. It notes an increase in large enterprise license agreements being pushed by software sales representatives and warns that these agreements can result in vendor lock-in and overpaying if not carefully evaluated. The summary recommends that organizations carefully assess projected demand before agreeing to large commitments, ensure rights are used, and consider contractual risk and contingencies to avoid potential downsides of enterprise license agreements.
This document provides an executive summary of Oliver Wyman's 2023-2033 Global Fleet and MRO Market Forecast. It finds that while aviation recovered significantly in 2022 from COVID-19 impacts, it faces ongoing challenges including labor shortages, supply chain issues, and higher costs that could temper growth. The forecast projects the global fleet will expand 33% to over 36,000 aircraft by 2033. However, labor shortages of 18% for pilots and 14% for mechanics in North America could constrain growth. Supply chain problems and planned higher production rates at major manufacturers also risk hampering delivery timelines. Addressing emissions remains a long-term issue for the industry as demand is expected to continue rising rapidly.
This document provides an executive summary of Oliver Wyman's 2023-2033 Global Fleet and MRO Market Forecast. It finds that while aviation recovered significantly in 2022 from COVID-19 impacts, it faces ongoing challenges including labor shortages, supply chain issues, and higher costs that could temper growth. The forecast projects the global fleet will expand 33% to over 36,000 aircraft by 2033. However, labor shortages of 18% for pilots and 14% for mechanics in North America could constrain growth. Supply chain problems and planned higher production rates at major manufacturers also risk hampering delivery timelines. Addressing emissions remains a long-term issue for the industry as demand is expected to continue rising rapidly.
The document discusses global travel trends over the next decade based on analysis from Oxford Economics. It finds that global overnight visitor flows are expected to grow at 5.4% annually, outpacing GDP growth. Asia Pacific and the Middle East/Africa regions will be the fastest growing regions, with Asia growing nearly twice as fast as the previous decade. However, Europe will still dominate the share of visitor flows through 2023. The Asia Pacific region will drive growth in outbound travel spending and overtake Europe as the top region by 2023.
The document discusses global travel trends over the next decade based on analysis from Oxford Economics. It finds that global overnight visitor flows are expected to grow at 5.4% annually, outpacing GDP growth. Asia Pacific and the Middle East/Africa regions will see the fastest growth in visitor flows, growing nearly twice as fast as the previous decade, though Europe's share of visitors will remain dominant. The Asia Pacific region will also become the leader in outbound travel spending growth by 2023, driven primarily by growth in China and other emerging markets.
The Global Business Travel Association ("GBTA"), has released its latest GBTA BTI™ Outlook report on Western Europe as part of its semi-annual series.
The full report is available for purchase for non-members and at no cost for GBTA members. To learn more about the Global Business Travel Association please visit www.gbta.org.
The latest quarterly strategic report that gives a summary of top market trends impacting major spend categories, and gives actionable insights to drive strategic value for your organization.
The report summarizes trends seen in major categories of corporate spending in Q1 2015. For logistics spending, it notes that unprecedented volatility in oil prices and other market factors has required logistics teams to adapt rapidly to changing conditions. For IT spending, it highlights that mobile data usage is exploding due to increased adoption of smartphones and data-heavy mobile apps, creating challenges for enterprises in managing rising mobile telecom costs. The report provides insights and recommendations for how organizations can optimize spending in these and other categories in the current market environment.
- Global passenger traffic grew 5.3% in 2012, in line with long-term trends of 5% annual growth. However, airlines increased capacity by less than the traffic increase, boosting load factors.
- The commercial airline industry is expected to be profitable in 2013, generating $10.6 billion in net profits. However, high fuel costs remain a major challenge.
- Demand for large jetliners remains strong, supported by traffic growth, replacement needs, and orders from emerging markets. Backlogs at Boeing and Airbus represent 8 years of production. Regional aircraft demand has weakened somewhat.
The 2015 Aon Asia Market Review summarizes insurance trends in Asia in 2014 and provides an outlook for 2015. In 2014, the construction insurance market saw continued downward pressure on rates driven by abundant insurer capacity and competition for market share. The outlook for 2015 construction insurance remains positive, with anticipated new infrastructure projects and delayed 2014 projects reaching financial close. However, continued downward pressure on rates is expected as insurers aggressively compete for business in the region.
Pall Corporation manufactures filtration, separation, and purification systems and consumables. It has two business segments: Life Sciences serving biopharma, food & beverage, and medical; and Industrial serving process technologies, aerospace, and microelectronics. Pall experienced 1% sales growth in 2013 due to biopharma growth offsetting weak industrials. The analyst recommends Pall as a hold due to its market leadership in filtration but expensive valuation of 30x earnings.
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JetBlue is a low-cost airline headquartered in New York serving over 100 destinations. The document analyzes JetBlue's industry, business model, financial performance and risks to value the company. A financial model was created assuming revenue and cost growth rates to estimate JetBlue's stock value at $38.56, an upside of 75% from its current price.
This document provides a summary of global office market forecasts for 2014-2015 from Cushman & Wakefield. Key points include:
- Efficiency and quality workspace are driving trends as companies seek to reduce costs and promote productivity.
- Office market conditions will vary significantly across regions. The US is forecasted to have the strongest GDP growth in the Americas.
- Asia Pacific growth is expected to slow but remain solid, with large supply pipelines. Rents will rise 1-2% annually.
- European markets show signs of stabilization after economic struggles, but growth will remain below trend levels.
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This document provides a global office market forecast for 2014-2015 from Cushman & Wakefield. It summarizes office market conditions, trends, and forecasts across major global regions. In the Americas, the US recovery is gaining strength driven by technology and energy, while Canada faces oversupply. Latin America is mixed with Santiago outperforming. In Asia Pacific, growth will slow but modern supply outpaces demand. European markets show signs of stabilization with divergence between prime and secondary space. Workplace transformation is a key global trend driven by cost, talent, and organizational needs.
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The document discusses the external factors influencing the global airline industry from a European perspective. It analyzes the industry using PESTEL factors from 2003 and how they have changed since. Key factors included terrorism post-9/11 which reduced air travel, economic downturns hurting profits, and rising oil prices. Low-cost carriers emerged as a competitive strategy with their business model discussed. Their future prospects in Europe depend on maintaining low costs while demand and economies recover from challenges like terrorism and recessions.
The document discusses the current state of the US economy and airline industry. It suggests that:
1) Based on historical patterns, the current economic expansion may be peaking in the first half of 2017, marking the end of the business cycle that began in 2009.
2) This business cycle has seen relatively slower GDP growth and lower consumer sentiment compared to past cycles. However, airline profitability has been high, with margins approaching 14% in 2015.
3) Changes in the industry like online ticket sales and low-cost carriers have altered the relationship between GDP growth and airline revenue/profits. Capacity discipline and unbundling of fees have also contributed to improved financial performance this cycle.
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