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Presented Hilda Kriel · 2009
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Van Caillie, Didier · Open Repository and Bibliography (University of Liège) · 2004
This short chronicle recalls how it's important that a firm, even small, do know exactly which are the costs really induced by servicing a client and the consequences on the gross margin realized with this client.
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Jacob Antelyes · Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association · 1990
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Van Caillie, Didier · Open Repository and Bibliography (University of Liège) · 2003
This chronicle insists on the importance of the Customer Relationship Management in modern firms, even in the smallest ones, and insists on the ability of the firm to adequately value its relation with its main clients.
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Tania, Angela Clara · Widya Mandala Catholic University Surabaya Repository (Widya Mandala Catholic University Surabaya) · 2017
Penelitian ini membahas tentang pengaruh client image, client importance terhadap auditor’s client acquiescence melalui client identification. Auditor cenderung menyetujui keinginan klien apabila identifikasi klien lebih besar. Tujuan dilakukannya penelitian ini adalah untuk menguji dan memberikan bukti empiris bahwa auditor akan menyetujui keinginan klien apabila klien memiliki image yang baik dan penting bagi auditor. \nPenelitian ini menggunakan eksperimen yang dilakukan dengan desain 2 x 2 between subjects pada mahasiswa Magister Akuntansi melalui instrumen kasus yang berhubungan dengan pengambilan keputusan auditor dalam menyetujui keinginan klien dengan partisipan sejumlah 65 orang. Data dari eksperimen tersebut akan dianalisis dengan alat statistik ANOVA. \nHasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa auditor menyetujui keinginan klien baik pada klien yang memiliki image baik dan yang penting bagi auditor. Hal ini sesuai dengan teori identitas sosial yang menyatakan bahwa proses identifikasi merupakan dasar dalam menilai individu ataupun kelompok dan hal ini tidak dapat dihindari.
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Paul D. Nelson · Cambridge University Press eBooks · 2008
Pre-MiFID: Regulators have always taken the view that ‘the professional will be deemed capable of looking after his own interests’ and, so, subject to a lower level of protection, the issues being, first, how to define a professional and, second, how low that level should be in contrast to retail clients. At one end of the spectrum, the 1939 PFI (2.3) exempted from registration any firm whose ‘main business … consists of … effecting any transaction with a person whose business involves the acquisition and disposal or the holding of securities … as a principal’ because, as a matter of policy, there was ‘the necessity of avoiding any undue interference with … legitimate “finance” in the City of London … [by] banks, merchant bankers, discount houses, issuing and finance houses’ in the Primary Market. The policy under the 1986 FSAct was, however, rather different in that ‘[c]ertain basic safeguards … should apply to everyone and are essential if the UK is to be seen as a clean place to do business’, ‘[t]he … distin[ction being] … between professional and non-professional investors, for purposes of determining the level of protection to be afforded’. SIB ended up with a threefold classification under which it is ‘not … appropriate to apply Conduct of Business Rules which are designed to protect individuals and institutions in their capacity as customers of … firms to the relationship between market professionals acting as competitors and professional counterparties.
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Mary Gibson-Leek · Psychiatric Services · 2003
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Viktor C. Pavlu, Viktor C. Pavlu · 2003
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Windy Dryden · 2023
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Jason Anderson, Heleen De Coninck, Paul Curnow et al. · 2007
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Cheryl Cott · Disability and Rehabilitation · 2004
The findings demonstrate that client-centred rehabilitation encompasses much more than goal-setting and decision-making between individual clients and professionals. It refers to a philosophy or approach to the delivery of rehabilitation services that reflects the needs of individuals and groups of clients. This entails a shift from an acute-illness, curative model to one that acknowledges the long-term nature of the career of chronic illness or disability. Definitions of evidence that is deemed credible need to be broadened beyond expert, 'scientific' evidence to include multiple dimensions of evidence including the expertise of the client.
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Shijie Zhou, Mike Fuller, Tony Smith et al. · 2009
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Stephanie Rouse, Zimmer Phd · 2012
In 1984, Lincoln, Nebraska committed resources to renovating the Haymarket District to change it from a decayed manufacturing center into a viable business district. They successfully created a historic landmark district, commissioned a blight study and declared the area blighted, and then created a redevelopment plan. The 1984 Haymarket Redevelopment Plan examined the then-current district conditions and proposed future development that would support a thriving business district. Twenty-eight years later, that plan is being re-examined to determine what parts of the plan were realized, what the current district looks like, and how the current environment creates the need for an update to the original plan to guide future development. This professional project is divided into four parts: research and analysis of historic characteristics; identification of the 1984 conditions; review of the current 2012 conditions and suggestions for fu-ture development the area to create a successful district; and developing tourism plan components to create a positive economic impact. The need for this project is due to the outdated nature of the original redevelopment plan as it did not project the construction of the Pinnacle Bank Arena or the West Haymarket development that is included with the Arena’s construction. This current document provides the information necessary for future development that should occur in the area
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J. E. Hunink, T. Veenstra, W. Van Der Hoek et al. · 2010
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Kjølnes Ring, Frode Brakstad Must, G:/data/rapporter/rtd. Doc Frode et al. · 2014
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National Cancer Institute · Definitions · 2020
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Praktikum Verteilte Anwendungen, Praktikum Verteilte Anwendungen, Folie Gliederung et al. · 2006
•Web-/Anwendungs-/Datenbank-Server,...... Peer-to-peer Architektur: •Dezentral / gleichberechtigte Peers •Client- und Serverrolle dynamisch durch Anwendungsfall bestimmt [2] Vor- und Nachteile der Architekturen? TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITÄT MÜNCHEN
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Morio, Camille · HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe) · 2014
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