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applicable to a very limited number of businesses usually those producing expensive garments for an elite market The alternative view of fashion design as a function of marketing research fails to recognize either that many people do not know what they will like until presented with choices, or that their preferences change over time For example, many who profess to hate a design seen on the catwalk may later come to like it when they try the garment themselves or realize that others have signalled acceptance Good fashion design can challenge conventional views It should be recognized that consumers vary in the conservatism they have towards fashion styles and also the speed and readiness with which they change their opinions A simple model of the interrelationship of fashion design and marketing can be seen above In the matrix in Figure 1.

architectures if the highest level is only filled in, while other domain architectures require all three levels to be completed and elaborated. This depends entirely on the business cases that are being formulated.

3 it can be seen that low concern for customers, pro t and design leads to failure This occurs as a consequence of overestimating design ability while disregarding customers preferences and the need for pro t The fashion marketing concept attempts to embrace the positive aspects of high concern for design, customers and pro t by recognizing the interdependence of marketing and design If designers understand how marketing can enhance the creative process and marketing personnel appreciate that within the fashion industry design can lead as well as respond to customer requirements, progress can be made Market researchers can establish the sizing information customers want on garments and can also analyse reactions to several provisional illustrations, but they cannot produce detailed styling speci cations Marketing as applied to the fashion industry must appreciate the role of design.

A European system allowing for uncomplicated roaming and border crossing with mobile stations was not an obvious feature at the creation of GSM. The GSM MoU Group achieved in close cooperation with CEPT regulatory bodies free circulation (border crossing) of mobiles without requirement for a formal license document via recognition of the type approval marking as a substitute for a license. At the start of GSM operations, the speci cation was part of the NET regime and as no validated mobile station type approval test equipment was available from day one, the MoURIC group had to de ne a subset of 266 tests from ETSI s 11.10 (NET 10) to form the basis for an Interim Type Approval (ITA) intended to expedite the availability of mobile stations at

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Some major retailers such as Zara have developed information systems bringing designers, manufacturing teams and retail sales staff much closer together enabling customers to be.

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2 The IPR statement used in a GSM systems contract between Telecom Denmark and L.M. Ericsson AB illustrates the approach and can be found on the attached CD-ROM in folder D.

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