Mail order in Austria

Article Abstract:

The mail order market in Austria is expected to continue its swift growth through 1995, partly fueled by increasing disposable income. The Austrian mail order business, holding a 4% share of all retail sales, is the largest in Europe after Germany. From 1986 to 1991, home shopping sales increased 53% in real terms and are forecast to grow 9.3% from 1991 to 1995, while total retail sales will rise only 3.7%. The top four mail order operators hold 66% of the market.

Mail Order Houses, Electronic Shopping and Mail-Order Houses, Catalog and mail-order houses, Industry Overview, Austria, Forecasts and trends, Mail-order industry, Mail order business, Marketing research, Market research

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ICSS BAGS ORDER FROM SINGAPORE

Article Abstract:

Intercontinental Software Systems Private Ltd of Chennai is a computer telephony systems firm. It has secured an order for developing a multimedia response system for the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS). The project is to develop an integrated voice response system. (gs)

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On the relation between U-Hessians and second order epi-derivatives

Article Abstract:

The second-order objects for a convex function defined are considered as the maximum of a finite number of C2- functions. Variability analysis yields explicit formulae for the second-order epi-derivatives of such max-functions.

Analysis, Usage, Inscriptions, Derivatives (Mathematics)

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