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The Specific Role of Consumers in Global Enterprise Management: Controller of the Supply Chain in W of the customer during her trip to the Web, and these analogies and found explanations might be fruitful for international business and marketing strategists. The virtual trip to the Web consists of the platforms and the contents of the various content providers. While traveling on her virtual trip

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,The Home Depot: A Competitor’s Strategic Audit, A Case Study,Bauhaus in Mannheim, with an inventory of about 25,000 products in a building measuring about 2, 691 square feet. Today, the German company has over 250 stores in 17 European and Near-Eastern countries (Bauhaus, 2014). Sixteen years later, Home Depot revolutionized the home improvement industry in N

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Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2015

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-7880-7The term “cloud” is often described as a metaphor for the Internet (which is commonly illustrated as cloud drawings in many information and technology [ICT] textbooks). Some people, however, ascribe the name to Google’s CEO (Eric Schmidt) who, in a 2006 conference, was said to have called the new emerging ICT service model “cloud computing”

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The Implications of Cloud Computing for Global Enterprise Management,The term “cloud” is often described as a metaphor for the Internet (which is commonly illustrated as cloud drawings in many information and technology [ICT] textbooks). Some people, however, ascribe the name to Google’s CEO (Eric Schmidt) who, in a 2006 conference, was said to have called the new emerging ICT service model “cloud computing”