The OIL INDUSTRY includes the global processes of exploration‚ extraction‚ refining‚ transporting (often by oil tankers and pipelines)‚ and marketing petroleum products. The largest volume products of the industry are fuel oil and gasoline (petrol). Petroleum is also the raw material for many chemical products‚ including pharmaceuticals‚ solvents‚ fertilizers‚ pesticides‚ and plastics. The industry is usually divided into three major components: upstream‚ midstream and downstream. Midstream operations
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Industry Clustering using the Value Chain Approach Transforming Relationships to Increase Competitiveness and Focus on End Markets Undersecretary Merly M. Cruz DTI-Regional Operations Dev’t Group 12 March 2012 OUTLINE OF PRESENTATION I Introduction (Concept‚ Legal Basis) II Value Chain as a Tool III Industrial Governance Framework IV National Industry Cluster Capacity Enhancement Project (NICCEP) V Sample Application (Coco Coir & Peat) Industry Clusters are groups of competing
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The Social Benefits of Sport An Overview to Inform the Community Planning Process sportscotland Research Report no. 98 Professor Fred Coalter Institute for Sports Research University of Stirling sportscotland v1‚ January 2005 This research report is one of a series of reports and summary digests available on sportscotland’s website: www.sportscotland.org.uk/ The research section is located at: www.sportscotland.org.uk/ChannelNavigation/Resource+Library/TopicNavigation/Research/
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James Dodge Pam Horneck English Composition October 4‚ 2011‚ The Effect of Extreme Dependency on Computers Technology has swept the planet in the past 50 years with computer cellphones GPS’s and other such devices the help us in everyday life. It is an important thing to people‚ especially the people who run organizations‚ and industry. Almost anything you know is run or made by computers. Cars and jets were designed on computers‚ traffic signals are run
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Sport Consumer Behavior Analysis Paper Sport Marketing – Spring 2011 By: Robert Kampson Dr. Covell It’s obvious that the sport industry exists to fill the wants that people (fans) have. A closer look helps one to figure out why theses fans have a deep dedication to one particular franchise. The assignment at hand digs into the inner meaning of why and how a fan can have such a dyer commitment with a team. Also‚ the assignment uses two excerpts from Fever Pitch by Hornby‚ N
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Paint Industry in India The Indian paint industry is valued at Rs 26‚000 crore by to AC Nielsen with 70 per cent of it being decorative paints and the remaining 30 per cent being industrial. The per capita paint consumption has been estimated to be 2.57 kgs. The size of the industry is 3.1 million tonnes with decorative paints being 2.4 million tonnes and industrial paints being 0.7 million tonnes in volume terms. The Indian paint industry is growing at a double digit rate for several years now
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Out of the seven major exports of Pakistan‚ Leather is one of the major contributors. Although the industry started it journey way back in the 1947 since then it has moved from exporting raw hides and skins to more value added products. At the time of independence in 1947‚ there were only a few leather tanneries in Pakistan‚ which were operating on a small scale producing mostly sole leather. During 1950s‚ some well-equipped tanneries were set up at Karachi and Lahore‚ while during 60s and 70s
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scussions of violence in sports‚ like discussions of deviance‚ are often connected with people’s ideas about the moral condition of society as a whole. When athletes engage in quasi-criminal violence on the fi eld or criminal violence off the fi eld‚ many people see it as evidence that the moral foundation of society is eroding. They fear that young people who look up to athletes as role models are learning a warped sense of morality. Statements about violence in sports are often confusing. Some people
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the chain saw industry and why? The five forces that that are important for an industry and companies involved are a) Competition b) Buyers c) Substitutes d) Suppliers and e) Compliments. The Chainsaw industry is segmented by customer bases namely professionals‚ farmer and casual users. These customer segments are differentiated by the cubic-inch displacements. Pro users require 4.5 or greater‚ farmers require 2.7 – 4.5 inches and casual users require about 2.7 inches. The industry is also segment
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Porters Five Forces: (Petroleum Industry) Supplier Power: Strong The equipment manufacturers are small in number‚ yet large in size. Therefore‚ a high demand from the oil and natural gas companies has naturally given them an advantageous position within the sector. Their highly diversified product portfolio has continued to emphasize their strong bargaining power with the oil and natural gas companies. Due to the specialized nature of the suppliers‚ finding an alternative supplier is difficult
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