In a small town from Lapland, near the Arctic Circle, lives the most beloved character that each of the children, smaller or larger, is waiting for him to bring gifts on the 25th of December. Santa Clause has set up his headquarters in Rovaniemi, in the north of Finland, the country’s most...

More than ever customer satisfaction has become a key factor for all industry and business enterprises. The article explains about the customers satisfaction esspecialy in the textile industry. First part presents the concept of customer satisfaction and its place in current management models...

This paper shows how idiosyncratic resources can be the basis of sustained profitability and persistent heterogeneity under competitive conditions: Generic inputs purchased in the market become idiosyncratic resources by investments in customization. Analytically, we show how heterogeneous firms...

The modern economic analysis recognizes the information as being a factor that generates an exogenous factor necessary for the development of the economic activity, but hard enough to access, and also a premise of the economic development analysis. Therefore, lately, a growth of the strategic...

Problem of comparative advantage in international trade is important in theoretical and practical aspect.Theoretical models in this area are periodically re-examined in search for empirical evidence. The aim of the paper is to verify the two fundamental theories in the case of a small European...

It appeared as an initiative of the big transnational companies in their fight for the maintaining and the improvement of their competitive position, Corporative Social Responsibility imposes itself nowadays as an innovative concept, usually associated to “society based on knowledge” that...

Nowadays knowledge and its strategic applications have become a major source of competitive advantage for organizations, regions and countries. According to the Complexity science approach KM regards to join all the capabilities (called by some authors “core competences”) such as to...

A exists in many industries (e.g., newspaper publishing, media, software) in which a seller sells both a primary and a secondary product (e.g., a newspaper publisher sells newspapers to readers and advertising space to advertisers), and the value of the secondary product depends on the size of...