Deux procédures de prévention des difficultés des entreprises sont possibles :
- le mandat ad hoc,
- et la procédure de conciliation. Plus...
5 juin 2019
5 juin 2019
Bpifrance Création - Procédures collectives
Les lois du 25 janvier 1985 et du 10 juin 1994 ont mis en place :
- une procédure de redressement judiciaire des entreprises en difficulté destinée à rechercher et à mettre en oeuvre les moyens propres à assurer la sauvegarde de l'entreprise, le maintien de l'emploi et le paiement des créanciers,
- et une procédure de liquidation judiciaire. Plus...
5 juin 2019
Bpifrance Création - Procédure de sauvegarde des entreprises
Elle a pour but de favoriser la réorganisation de l'entreprise en difficulté afin de permettre :
- la poursuite de son activité économique,
- le maintien des emplois,
- et l'apurement de son passif. Plus...
5 juin 2019
Bpifrance Création - Les impayés
Le retard de paiement des factures par les clients peut être à l'origine de graves difficultés de trésorerie. C'est la raison pour laquelle le chef d'entreprise doit rester vigilant en effectuant régulièrement un suivi de ses comptes clients.
De plus, les chances de paiement se réduisant avec le temps, il est vivement recommandé d'agir rapidement le cas échéant. Plus...
5 juin 2019
Changing the Report, After the Vote
By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. Doug Lederman[Edit][Delete]: Changing the Report, After the Vote, Inside Higher Ed [Edit][Delete] September 1, 2006
What you should notice about this article is not merely that vigorous lobbying from Microsoft caused the Commission on the Future of Higher Education to back away from endorsing open source, but also the manner in which this change was achieved - by making the case, not during the committee discussions, but as an amendment after the meetings had concluded and after the document had been approved. "The commission would go with Duderstadt's compromise language, which he called 'an improvement in the draft' that 'does not require and will not be put to a vote.'" This is hardly unusual on the part of Microsoft. It is typical of the ongoing lobbying campaign against open source. More...
5 juin 2019
Web 2.0 Could be Used in Health E-learning
By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. Maged N Kamel Boulos, Inocencio Maramba and Steve Wheeler[Edit][Delete]: Web 2.0 Could be Used in Health E-learning, E-Health Insider [Edit][Delete] September 1, 2006
Article with a link describing a paper published in the BioMed Journal proposing that the new technologies, known collectively as Web 2.0, could be used to support e-learning. It's good stuff, butt I am concerned that the authors (who have obviously consulted books, journals, and wikipedia, but little else) are unaware of the work that has been done in the field to date. More...
5 juin 2019
Video Games, Authority, and Problem-based Thinking
By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. Ulises Mejias[Edit][Delete]: Video Games, Authority, and Problem-based Thinking, i d e a n t [Edit][Delete] September 1, 2006
Ulises Mejias is talking about online games, but his critique of rationalism is delicious: "The thing with rationalism is that it inverts the problem-solution relation in such a way that only problems that have solutions it can handle are made relevant. Problems, in other words, are subordinated to solutions." Quite right. Now consider this observation in the light of the current testing and outcomes phenomenon. More...
5 juin 2019
Social Software: E-learning Beyond Learning Management Systems
By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. Christian Dalsgaard[Edit][Delete]: Social Software: E-learning Beyond Learning Management Systems, European Journal of Open, Distance and E-Learning [Edit][Delete] September 1, 2006
Dave Cormier links to this article, pleased to find a reference to his own work in the academic paper. I'm pleased to, because it is good to see the recognition, even in academic writing, of the original work being done in the field. The article argues (as have we, for a while), "it is necessary to move e-learning beyond learning management systems and engage students in an active use of the web as a resource for their self-governed, problem-based and collaborative activities. More...
5 juin 2019
OU Releases Creative Archive Content - But So What?
By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. Tony Hirst[Edit][Delete]: OU Releases Creative Archive Content - But So What?, OUseful Info [Edit][Delete] September 1, 2006I like the OU Creative Archive Content project. And I like the license - except for one condition: you must be in the U.K. And I have to say - what? Does someone at the Open University think the U.K. is the only country producing open content out there? Do I put a stipulation on my work that you can't use it if you're in the U.K. More...
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