THIS MONTH / March 2020

Here is our latest monthly subscriber content

Here we are again, starting our third month of official existence with new, exciting and up-to-date exclusive content. The current context of pandemic and social isolation has also inspired us some thoughts.

Since we are virtual, we are offering you a completely secure training and information alternative. In addition, we can create customized distance learning courses and conferences.

For our monthly vidcast, Professor Jacquet took a look at Twitter and made an analysis of its recent financial history based on the most recent figures of its balance sheet. He made Profits and Losses speak clearly. You can see from his reflections that the “new economy” is clearly dependent on the methodologies of classical economics.

For our new educational film, Professor Jacquet deciphers all the essential elements of the famous Dupont-de-Nemours formula, revealing its profound usefulness in both management and financial forecasting. He compares organic growth and growth by acquisition using two concrete models from the world of cosmetics, Beiersdorf and Estée Lauder, debuting here a series of videos on various economic sectors in the next few months.

In the blog Dominique Jacquet looks at a company that is taking advantage of the current pandemic situation, the teleconferencing company Zoom.

Our monthly content changes on the 15th of each month. On April 15th, our educational film will talk about Richard Branson and the telecom sector in the UK while our vidcast will evoke game theory and the prisoner’s dilemma in the context of financial strategy when facing a competitor.

Of course, you can still access all of our previous educational films, vidcasts and blog posts.

Welcome to the E-Cademy and enjoy your tele-working.

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In 2014 Lafarge and Holcim announced a merger project that was finalized in 2015 and qualified as a merger between equals combining 180 years of experience to create the industry leader in building materials and solutions.With a combined market value exceeding $50 billion, the merger was the second largest announced worldwide in 2014. Unfortunately Lafarge became less and less of an equal in the fusion.