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Michel Clement

    Persian Letters
    The Unmarked Path
    • The Unmarked Path

      • 350pagine
      • 13 ore di lettura

      Oracle's journey into Eastern Europe's mid-market businesses through a partner network, a journey of inspiration, frustration and celebration. A book to capture the strategy and it's execution for engaging the Oracle partners in the European Eastern & Central region against the mid market during the 2004 / 2007 period. It is intended to o7er an insight into the innovative way in which Oracle approached the SMB market in the region by collaborating with partners and using direct marketing techniques. It is a detailed case study of the business processes that were adopted by the Oracle team to reach their goals. In contrast to a conventional Best Practice Guide, this book tells the story of the design of the business strategy, the internal buy-in and the implementation of that strategy as a story using fictional characters. The book outlines the strategy and the decision made by senior executives with Oracle to penetrate the market through par

      The Unmarked Path
    • Persian Letters

      • 304pagine
      • 11 ore di lettura

      To Montesquieu belongs the honor of pioneering the movement out of which grew the philosophical dictionaries, encyclopedias, and the literary crusade against mental subjection. If ever satire had a distinct call to duty it was during the Regency in France. Montesquieu adopted the device of a series of familiar letters exchanged by two Persian travelers in France. They were completed in 1721. Popular taste was captivated by the wit and pleasantry of the Letters. They gently satirized the abuses rife in church and state; society was held up to ridicule for its pet sins.

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