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Gum 2011 light - en
The document introduces French urban artist Gum. Gum refuses to grow up and his art reflects this through childish icons mixed with pornographic imagery. His work features plastic characters and inflated parodies of marketing icons. Under the colorful surface, his work presents a dark vision of modern society revolving around consumption and sex, where the world of plastic starts to melt.
Montpellier In Game - English Presentation
The 3rd edition of the Montpellier In Game (MIG) will take place from November 15-18, 2012 at the Corum in Montpellier. The event brings together video game professionals for conferences over two days, followed by a public video game festival over the weekend. In 2012, MIG expects over 5,000 square meters of entertainment space, 1,500 competing gamers in tournaments, meetings with notable game creators, and over 40 exhibitors. The goal is to make MIG one of the major gaming events in France.
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Hallam nursing hints and tips
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Marketing jeopardy
The document appears to be a study guide listing questions related to marketing concepts paired with dollar amounts. It includes questions about the 4 P's of marketing (Product, Price, Place, Promotion), as well as marketing mixed and trends. Each question is associated with a dollar amount ranging from $100 to $500.
Emerging distribution models
Rural distribution models can be categorized into smaller companies using a wholesale activation route and bigger companies using a retail route. There are two main rural distribution models - the van/sub-stockist model and the sub-stockist operation model. FMCG companies distribution models can also be divided into two models - Distribution Model 1 (DM1) involving sub-distributors and Distribution Model 2 (DM2) minimizing distribution costs. Emerging rural distribution channels include Self Help Groups (SHGs), satellite distribution, syndicated distribution, NYKS model, petrol pumps, agricultural input dealers and others.
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Gum 2011 light - en
The document introduces French urban artist Gum. Gum refuses to grow up and his art reflects this through childish icons mixed with pornographic imagery. His work features plastic characters and inflated parodies of marketing icons. Under the colorful surface, his work presents a dark vision of modern society revolving around consumption and sex, where the world of plastic starts to melt.
Montpellier In Game - English Presentation
The 3rd edition of the Montpellier In Game (MIG) will take place from November 15-18, 2012 at the Corum in Montpellier. The event brings together video game professionals for conferences over two days, followed by a public video game festival over the weekend. In 2012, MIG expects over 5,000 square meters of entertainment space, 1,500 competing gamers in tournaments, meetings with notable game creators, and over 40 exhibitors. The goal is to make MIG one of the major gaming events in France.
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This document discusses leadership and management. It appears to be a presentation with sections on planning and slides titled "First Slide" and "Last Slide". The document seems to be an outline or agenda for a presentation about leadership, management, and planning.
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We asked our students for advice and suggestions about what helped or hindered their learning. This is what they told us...
Marketing jeopardy
The document appears to be a study guide listing questions related to marketing concepts paired with dollar amounts. It includes questions about the 4 P's of marketing (Product, Price, Place, Promotion), as well as marketing mixed and trends. Each question is associated with a dollar amount ranging from $100 to $500.
Emerging distribution models
Rural distribution models can be categorized into smaller companies using a wholesale activation route and bigger companies using a retail route. There are two main rural distribution models - the van/sub-stockist model and the sub-stockist operation model. FMCG companies distribution models can also be divided into two models - Distribution Model 1 (DM1) involving sub-distributors and Distribution Model 2 (DM2) minimizing distribution costs. Emerging rural distribution channels include Self Help Groups (SHGs), satellite distribution, syndicated distribution, NYKS model, petrol pumps, agricultural input dealers and others.
Hallam nursing students talk about their learning
Nursing students at Sheffield Hallam University (SHU) were asked for their suggestions on how to best learn in class. Their recommendations included making coursework a priority, being enthusiastic about the subject, knowing assignment deadlines to stay organized, exploring the Blackboard system used by the university, reading lecture materials before class, participating in seminars and group work, asking questions, and staying motivated by remembering their end goal of becoming a nurse. The document shares these tips from first and third year nursing students to help other students at SHU.
Treatment of dry eye syndrome
Dry eye syndrome is a common condition affecting around 50% of LASIK patients that can decrease satisfaction with the procedure's outcomes. Artificial tears were administered on a tapering schedule over 90 days to treat dry eye symptoms. Variables like corneal staining, conjunctival staining, tear break-up time, and Schirmer test were measured. Treatment for dry eye may include artificial tears, ointment, humidification, punctal plugs, oral pilocarpine, or topical cyclosporine. Women are affected by dry eye more commonly than men, and it is a frequent complication of Sjögren's syndrome.
Competitive advantage of nations
The theory of national competitive advantage attempts to analyze why nations succeed in certain industries. Porter studied industries in different nations and postulated that competitive advantage is determined by factor endowments, demand conditions, related/supporting industries, and firm strategy/rivalry. These attributes reinforce each other in a "diamond" relationship. A nation's basic resources and investments in advanced factors like skills, technology, and education impact competitive advantage. Sophisticated domestic demand drives quality and innovation. Clusters of supporting industries also contribute to success. Long-term vision and domestic rivalry improve competitiveness. Porter's theory predicts trade patterns based on the strength of these diamond attributes in different nations and industries.
Biology presentation on photosynthesis (by afr )
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Emerging distribution models
Rural distribution models can be categorized into smaller companies using a wholesale activation route and bigger companies using a retail route. There are two main rural distribution models - the van/sub-stockist model and the sub-stockist operation model. FMCG companies distribution models can also be divided into two models - Distribution Model 1 (DM1) involving sub-distributors and Distribution Model 2 (DM2) minimizing distribution costs. Emerging rural distribution channels include Self Help Groups (SHGs), satellite distribution, syndicated distribution, NYKS model, petrol pumps, agricultural input dealers and others.
Consumer buying behaviour rural
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Rural Product strategy
This document discusses strategies for marketing products in rural India. It notes that while the 4Ps (product, price, place, promotion) are still important tools, rural marketers face additional challenges of product acceptability, price affordability, place availability, and promotion awareness which can be called the 4As. It provides examples of strategies used by companies like HUL, Coke and LG to address issues of distribution, affordability, and awareness in rural markets. Key recommendations discussed are developing suitable products at affordable prices, understanding rural customer needs and lifestyles, and extensive testing of products and promotions in target areas.
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Treatment of dry eye syndrome
Dry eye syndrome is a common condition affecting around 50% of LASIK patients that can decrease satisfaction with the procedure's outcomes. Artificial tears were administered on a tapering schedule over 90 days to treat dry eye symptoms. Variables like corneal staining, conjunctival staining, tear break-up time, and Schirmer test were measured. Treatment for dry eye may include artificial tears, ointment, humidification, punctal plugs, oral pilocarpine, or topical cyclosporine. Women are affected by dry eye more commonly than men, and it is a frequent complication of Sjögren's syndrome.
Competitive advantage of nations
The theory of national competitive advantage attempts to analyze why nations succeed in certain industries. Porter studied industries in different nations and postulated that competitive advantage is determined by factor endowments, demand conditions, related/supporting industries, and firm strategy/rivalry. These attributes reinforce each other in a "diamond" relationship. A nation's basic resources and investments in advanced factors like skills, technology, and education impact competitive advantage. Sophisticated domestic demand drives quality and innovation. Clusters of supporting industries also contribute to success. Long-term vision and domestic rivalry improve competitiveness. Porter's theory predicts trade patterns based on the strength of these diamond attributes in different nations and industries.
Biology presentation on photosynthesis (by afr )
Photosynthesis is the process by which plants and other autotrophs store energy from sunlight in the form of sugars. It requires sunlight, carbon dioxide, and water and produces oxygen and glucose. Photosynthesis occurs in chloroplasts, the organelles in plant leaves. The leaf is structured to maximize photosynthesis, with a waxy cuticle, palisade mesophyll for absorbing light, and stomata for gas exchange of carbon dioxide and oxygen.
Emerging distribution models
Rural distribution models can be categorized into smaller companies using a wholesale activation route and bigger companies using a retail route. There are two main rural distribution models - the van/sub-stockist model and the sub-stockist operation model. FMCG companies distribution models can also be divided into two models - Distribution Model 1 (DM1) involving sub-distributors and Distribution Model 2 (DM2) minimizing distribution costs. Emerging rural distribution channels include Self Help Groups (SHGs), satellite distribution, syndicated distribution, NYKS model, petrol pumps, agricultural input dealers and others.
Consumer buying behaviour rural
Rural consumers are influenced by various cultural, social, economic and technological factors. Cultural factors like traditions, customs and caste play an important role in rural consumer behavior. Social factors include family, community influencers like Anganwadi workers, and changing family structures. Economic development like increased banking and women's income generation are also impacting rural consumers. Technological advances in communication and transportation are changing rural lifestyles. Rural consumers are classified based on assets and spending power. Opinion leaders influence product adoption. Brand loyalty in rural India stems more from availability and familiarity than informed choice.
Rural Product strategy
This document discusses strategies for marketing products in rural India. It notes that while the 4Ps (product, price, place, promotion) are still important tools, rural marketers face additional challenges of product acceptability, price affordability, place availability, and promotion awareness which can be called the 4As. It provides examples of strategies used by companies like HUL, Coke and LG to address issues of distribution, affordability, and awareness in rural markets. Key recommendations discussed are developing suitable products at affordable prices, understanding rural customer needs and lifestyles, and extensive testing of products and promotions in target areas.