Cooperation is bullshit ?
Cooperation is bullshit ? The automotive sector is structurally cooperative Indeed, it is dictated by very important size effects. It is necessary to massify in order to amortize investments. The key indicator is the number of cars produced. Factories must be able to produce cars of different brands. And the list of cooperative ventures to […]
New Renault – Nissan agreement: “One step forward, two steps backwards” in cooperation?
With the new Renault-Nissan cooperation agreement, and as in the nursery rhyme “One step forward…”, I am not sure that the players really know whether they have moved forward or backward, beyond the façade of speeches. The agreement that prevailed before, the RAMA (“Restated Alliance Master Agreement”), with its Byzantine contours, was only held together […]
Does the French pension reform bring us closer to a better World? (2/2)
Pensions: a technocratic and uninspired reform At a time of political manoeuvring that accompanies the review of the pension reform project in the Assembly, it seems interesting to apply our “Better World” grid to offer you a fresh and objective look. To sum up the reform project, it is about preserving our pay-as-you-go system, one […]
Does the French pension reform bring us closer to a better World? (1/2)
Like almost every 5 years, the pension reform occupies the minds, without the subject ever seeming to be resolved. It has become a chestnut in the political life of our country. Our objective here is to analyse the criteria that guide, or should guide, the arguments on both sides to build a better “retirement” world. […]
“The old world is dying, the new world is slow in appearing, and in this half-light the monsters appear”
“The old world is dying, the new world is slow in appearing, and in this half-light the monsters appear”. Antonio Gramsci (1891-1937) We are living in a period that may correspond to this quote. Our historical World is resisting, despite the awareness of the finiteness of our resources and the global warming induced by our increasing […]
PSG, Galtier and the char à voile. What are the lessons to be learned?
PSG, Galtier and the char à voile. What are the lessons to be learned? September 2022 What should we think about the controversy surrounding PSG’s air travel? How can it concern us as managers in our companies? And what does it reveal about our WORLDS? How can we manage these situations in our professional contexts? […]
World of Cooperation The Stellantis-Amazon partnership: a win-win agreement?
World of Cooperation The Stellantis-Amazon partnership: a win-win agreement? June 2022 Stellantis unveiled in January the outline of a global agreement (or sum of agreements) with digital giant Amazon. This is a new kind of cooperation in which incumbent automakers seem compelled to partner with GAFA to accelerate their technological transformation. It is interesting […]
Borrower’s insurance: the paving stone in the pond of Crédit Mutuel
Borrower’s insurance: the paving stone in the pond of Crédit Mutuel November 2021 Crédit Mutuel announces the end of the health questionnaire to obtain a loan for the purchase of one’s main residence. The system, which is regulated, will benefit its most loyal customers: they must be under 62 years of age and […]
Publicis invites all its collaborators to work remotely from anywhere in the world 6 weeks a year
« Publicis invites all its collaborators to work remotely from anywhere in the world 6 weeks a year » Décember 2021 Once again, the declaration of the wishes of the duo Levy/Sadoun will mark the spirits with a neat staging and this punchline at the end of the video. An announcement that will […]
