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 Référent ISG MBA Spécialisé - Eric Répérant
from Dailymotion - channel college
July 22, 2008
Dans cette interview, Eric Répérant, référent du MBA spécialisé Conseil stratégique de l'ISG (http://www.isg.fr/fr/MBA-specialises/etudes-MBA-specialises.html) revient sur les principaux points analysés au cours de cette formation, à savoir, l’ensemble des méthodes de travail, les enjeux, les organisations et les marchés qui constituent le conseil stratégique. Ce MBA spécialisé s’adresse aux candidats ayant validé un bac+4.Author: ISG_PARIS Tags: référent isg mba eric répérant conseil stratégique école commerce paris master bachelor administration Posted: 22 July 2008 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0
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 Référent ISG MBA Spécialisé - Eric Répérant
from Dailymotion - channel college
July 22, 2008
Eric Répérant, référent du MBA spécialisé Création d’entreprise de l'ISG (http://www.isg.fr/fr/MBA-specialises/etudes-MBA-specialises.html) revient sur les principaux objectifs de cette formation : fournir aux porteurs de projets les bases et les repères méthodologiques indispensables pour les accompagner dans la finalisation, la préparation et le lancement de leur idée. Il est constitué d’interventions de professionnels qui vont tous apporter un retour d’expérience et des conseils judicieux auprès des participants. Ce MBA spécialisé s’adresse à tous ceux qui ont un projet de création ou de reprise d’entreprise.Author: ISG_PARIS Tags: référent isg mba eric répérant création entreprise école commerce paris master bachelor administration Posted: 22 July 2008 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0
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 Remember Operation Together Forward
from Where's the Outrage?
July 11, 2007
Operation Together Forward was the president s answer to the ongoing violence in Iraq. Mid-term elections were coming and the Republicans by all polling were going to take a beating. The President did everything that he could to beat down those nah-sayers. He and his generals were going to calm Baghdad and save the Republicans. But, Together Forward with its Iraq troops in support of American troops didn t work out so go. In late summer, Operation Together Forward 2 was launched. Americans would clear and the Iraqis would hold. It didn t work. So, the Republicans were beaten but no as badly as they should have been because the President played the fear card again and it worked on some Americans, again. The Iraq Study Group was formed. They reviewed and studied and reported what we already knew. Things in Iraq were terrible and getting worse. We needed a regional strategy to fix this problem. Not a military one. Well, the president blew the ISG a raspberry. He surged. The Surge sounds very much like Operation Together Forward. This whole thing has been a McGuffin. The Bush team has run out of ideas and options. Years ago, in the NCAA Basketball tournament, when you were an inferior team but you somehow got the lead you would go to the 4 corners offense in order to run out the clock. We are seeing the Bush Administrations 4 corners offense. They are trying to keep the Senate Republicans at bay. If they are able to run out the clock they will leave this mess to a Democratic president who will then have to look weak by pulling out of Iraq. The subsequent chaos will be blamed on that president by Limbaugh, Hannity and the gang. The Surge is a delaying technique. The 6 month roll out of the Surge was another delaying technique. Let s wait until we get a report from General Petraeus in September. Once we get the report then we will have to make adjustments. I m sure after the adjustments there will be another report and more adjustments. The administration will continue to ask for a little more patience and little more time. The plan is working - they will say. I m convened that we are watching the 4 corners offense. This plan is designed to enough Republican Senators behind the president until January 2009 to block anti-war legislation. american troops, bush administration, bush administrations, bush team, democratic president, general petraeus, iraq, isg, pulling out of iraq, regional strategy, senate republicans, violence in iraq
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 Iraq Study Group Recommendations
from Military History Podcast
December 29, 2006
The Iraq Study Group Report's Recommendations Sections gives a total of 79 recommendations for how the US should proceed in Iraq. Diplomatically, the US should do more by launching the New Diplomatic Offensive accompanied by the creation of a Support Group (full of regional and world powers) in order to discuss and compromise on a variety of issues. This support group should include Iran and Syria because, even though the White House has problems with their respective governments, both countries would benefit from negotiating since both countries put a lot of effort into Iraq. Also, the US should threaten withdrawal whenever the Iraqi Government does not reach its benchmarks on time (these include the ratification of the Petroleum Law, the Militia Law, etc.). Even if it does reach these benchmarks, though, the US should begin a gradual rollback of forces. First, active combat forces should be moved into Iraqi Army Brigade protection roles, Iraqi Army training roles, and Iraqi Army support roles (Special Operations, Air Support, etc.). Then, these training forces should also be slowly pulled out of Iraq as the Iraqi security forces gain more power. By early 2008, the US should be 100% training and 0% occupation. The Iraq Study Group is a bipartisan commission led by James Baker and Lee Hamilton. This episode summarizes the recommendations section of the Iraq Study Group Report. The previous episode featured the Iraq Study Group's assessment of the current situation. For more information, read: Iraq Study Group Report Military History Podcast is sponsored by Armchair General Magazine and the International Research and Publishing Corporation
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