Ⅰ. 프랑크왕국
1. 프랑크족과 갈리아지방
프랑크왕국은 동로마의 Justinianus가 이태리의 동고트족과 아프리카의 반달족을 격멸. 아랍인이 Spain의 서고트왕국을 제거한 와중에서 거의 유일하게 존속․확장한 게르만족의 정치체제였다. 이들의 기원은 불명한데 아마도 라인강 하류 유역에 근거지
THE SCHOOLS OF THE EMPIRE
Schools of grammar and rhetoric
were alive till the end of the 4th Century till they swept away with the Empire itself
Introduce their culture and institutions
Another Remarkable features of this Period
Uniformity over a long period of time under the most diverse conditions
Without substantial change
* Augustine
School of the primus magiste
Q. Why Kodak & Fuji ?
How can firms react to disruptive innovation ?
“If Toyota could no longer sell cars, what would they be? That is what we are facing. If we aren’t an imaging company then what are we?” – Mr. Shigetaka Komori, CEO of Fuji
One of the example that shows about using same strategy but having different result.
Rise of Kodak Empire
Type: Public
Industry: D
not have an absolute advantage. When each country exports the product in which it has a comparative advantage, all the countries engaging in trade would experience an increase in welfare.
The theory of ‘comparative advantage’ was a revolutionary idea at that time, and even today, its logic is used to support and promote global free trade.
2. Testing the Ricardian Model: Empirical Analysis
1) Empirical, or case, approach
- 특정 상황의 경험을 가지고 성공과 실패의 이유를 연구함
한계: 상황은 항상 다르기 때문에 하나의 이론을 적용할 수 없음
경영이론으로 발전하기에는 무리가 있음
2) 관리자의 역할에 따른 접근방법
- 의사결정과정에서 실제로 하는 일이 무엇인지를 3가지 범
Bernie and his Empire
We can say that WorldCom’s Wall Street ride was at least partially enabled by Mr. Ebbers’s personality and charisma. He was a charming, “native boy” who was making good. Even as the company stock was falling, few in Mississippi would let go of their stock because of abiding faith in Ebbers. His story was a rags-to-riches one of a basketball player growing an interna
Such market will gradually deteriorate
and it might even wholly disappear
•Example : INSURANCE market
Potential Customers
Better idea and knowledge
Insurance Company
2. Origin
•The “lemon” problem was initially posed
by Nobel Prize winner ‘Akerlof’ in his seminal article of 1970
•Empirical evidence :
market of used cars
Ⅰ. Introduction
Ⅱ. Definition and explanation
Ⅲ. The origin of the theory of LMT
Ⅳ. The main dependent and independent factors that are being studied in this theory and their relationships
Ⅴ. Empirical article in the information system literature that uses the theory
Ⅵ. Conclusion
Citation
different causes:
Variations in the situation that trigger the mental model
Mental models change over time
Different people show different mental models for the same situation
Differences in performance when interacting with the system
Examples of Empirical Results on Mental Model Measurement
Mental Models of Operation System
Difference Between Mental Models of Experts and Novices