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    Beyond Products

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    available to Peter‚ taking the financiers’ perspective. What would be your recommendations as a business angel? The success of the flow binding shows that people are looking for a better solution than the now available bindings. Hereby‚ it is clearly very important to keep the soft boots‚ as they provide the snowboarders the necessary comfort‚ together with the ease of the step-in bindings. However‚ attention need to be taken into account to avoid the disadvantages of the flow bindings. As a business

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    Case study questions: Burton Snowboards Q1) Analyze Burton using the competitive forces and value chain models. When examining Burton Snowboards we can see how they considered factors of the competitive forces model in an attempt to expand globally. Traditional customers At its peak burtons controlled over 40 % of the US snowboarding market and remains the market leader despite growing competition. One way Burtons has stayed market leader is by being adaptable and dynamic which is a competitive

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    Burton Burton Snowboards takes surfing to the mountains‚ with premium snowboards and equipment. Jake Burton‚ the world’s first snowboard maker‚ founded the company in 1977 in Londonberry‚ Vermont. Despite it being small and privately owned‚ Burton is the industry leader in snowboards and equipment controlling 40% total market share in the winter sports industry. Burton is a global business with its main headquarters in Vermont‚ Japan and Austria and worldwide distribution capabilities in over

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    Burton Snowboards Jake Burton is the founder and owner of world’s leading snowboarding company. Since 1977‚ his company has created snowboarding gear that sets the standards for the rest of the industry. In order to be successful‚ his motto is to "always focus on the sport and everything else took care of it self." The Exchange Process at Burton Snowboards Exchange process is when two or more parties’ gives something of value to each other to satisfy each party’s perceived needs. Exchange

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    In what ways does Burton Snowboards create utility for its different types of customers? Burton create utility for people who would like to enjoy a different type of activity in the snowing environment: • Form utility: Burton took the idea of building the snowboard from snurfer which use to be received as a toy modify its concept to create a snowboard that can be perceived as a winter sport activity. • Time utility: Burton’s snowboards products are available for people who enjoy snowboarding

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    Foot Binding

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    is time to grow into a woman.” Which led to the merciless act of willingly breaking and forcefully binding a girl’s foot at a ripe young age to the length of three inches‚ no longer than the length of a deck of cards. Woman who were seen inferior to men‚ were treated as objects exchanged in marriage for business or to tie two families together. They were expected to follow society’s rules‚ foot binding being one of these rules to increase the value of a female. During the 19th century‚ “…40–50% of

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    28 August 2013 Basis of Modern Snowboarding Snowboarding is an incredible simple sport that only requires a rider to strap their feet onto the board and glide down a snow-covered slope. Snowboarding can actually be seen all the way back to the 1920s. At that time though‚ they would have just tied piece of plywood‚ or planks from old barrels‚ to their feet. Usually they would use twine or horse reins to attach these pieces of wood to their feet. Then in 1965 Sherman Poppen invented a toy for his

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    Identification card number : Group : Lecturer’s name: The issue in this case deals with invatition to treat ‚ offer ‚ counter-offer ‚ conditional acceptance and acceptance . It also deals with the elements of valid contract. General rule for a binding contract is an offer and an acceptance of the proposal. There must be effective communication to the proposer. It is very important to differeciate a proposal from an invitation to treat. Invitation to treat is a stage of negotiation and inviting

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    kinds of snowboards Specific Purpose: To inform others about the different kinds of snowboards and where the different snowboards are best used on the mountain and what kind of riding you would do on that particular board. Title: The snowboard learners guide Introduction: Many people decide that they are going to start to snowboard and they go out and waste 300-500 dollars on a snowboard that either does not fit them or does not fit their riding style. If you ever decide to snowboard one day

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    Shahil Patel English 4 Xu 6 May 2014 Foot Binding: The Price of Beauty Foot binding is the practice of wrapping the feet of younger girls to prevent further growth‚ usually tied to the Chinese culture. Around the 18th century‚ foot binding was viewed to be very erotic and appealing leading many women to partake in this action. After many objections and calls for reform the practice of foot binding died out. It is unfair to expect women to painfully bind their feet just to please men and

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