Ski Touring Austria University of Trento Results Interviews

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Ski Touring Austria University of Trento Results Interviews Motivation for the sport? • Nature in combination with ergonomic movements • Extensive experience from beginning to end • Be “alone” in the mountains, calmness Equipment? No preferred brands/features! • Suggestion to offer cheaper Avalanche Backpacks and security packs / new technologies • Use equipment for 5-8 years, no frequent changes unless broken • Almost no spending per season on ski touring Numbers 15% per year Today 500.000 Doubled in 10 years Practicioners Demographic profile? Average age: 30 years Tendency: younger people Athletes? Female 33% 60.000 fitness athletes Male 67% 3.000 compete in races Ski touring not recognized as official sport! Locations Skiing resorts? • 411 ski resorts • Different characteristics • For beginners: Alpbach Skitouring locations? • For snow reliability: Solden • For charm: Kitzbühl • Over 170 official tours on ski • For partying: Ischgl tracks (“Pistentouren”) • For families: Obergurgl • Over 850 off-track tours (“Off-piste touren”) Market Overview Saturation of Slow market Result the market growth • Decline in the • New entries • Bad weather old players’ • Established conditions market share brands expand • Economic • Challenge for through factors smaller targeting new companies to market enter the market segments Competitors - Enterprises Head Tecnica Salomon Tecnica Amer Group Nordica Atomic Group Blizzard Dinastar Rossignol Jarden Voelkl Lange Group Corporation K2 Rossignol Fischer Competitors - Equipment Boots: Dynafit Scarpa Garmont Skis & bindings: Dynastar Elan Hart All country skis: Madshus Peltonen Ski Trab Thank you for your attention! Conclusion/End EMBS 7 University of Trento .

Copy Link

Recommended publications

New Insights Into Creatine Transporter Deficiency
FUP New insights into creatine transporter deficiency transporter creatine into insights New ANGELO MOLINARO ANGELO 2019 Biomedica UNIVERSITY FIRENZE PRESS PRE M IO TESI DOTTOR A TO FIRENZE UNIVERSITY PRESS UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI DI FIRENZE – and metabolic targets for treatment and metabolictargetsfor Identification ofneuropathological transporter deficiency insightsintocreatine New ANGELO MOLINARO PREMIO TESI DI DOTTORATO ISSN 2612-8039 (PRINT) | ISSN 2612-8020 (ONLINE) – 81 – PREMIO TESI DI DOTTORATO Commissione giudicatrice, anno 2019 Vincenzo Varano, Presidente della Commissione Tito Arecchi, Area Scientifica Aldo Bompani, Area delle Scienze Sociali Mario Caciagli, Area delle Scienze Sociali Franco Cambi, Area Umanistica Giancarlo Garfagnini, Area Umanistica Roberto Genesio, Area Tecnologica Flavio Moroni, Area Biomedica Adolfo Pazzagli, Area Biomedica Giuliano Pinto, Area Umanistica Vincenzo Schettino, Area Scientifica Maria Chiara Torricelli, Area Tecnologica Luca Uzielli, Area Tecnologica Graziella Vescovini, Area Umanistica 2 Angelo Molinaro New insights into creatine transporter deficiency Identification of neuropathological and metabolic targets for treatment Firenze University Press 2020 New insights into creatine transporter deficiency : identification of neuropathological and metabolic targets for treatment / Angelo Molinaro. – Firenze : Firenze University Press, 2020. (Premio Tesi di Dottorato ; 81) https://www.fupress.com/isbn/9788855180825 ISSN 2612-8039 (print) ISSN 2612-8020 (online) ISBN 978-88-5518-081-8 (print) ISBN 978-88-5518-082-5 (PDF) ISBN 978-88-5518-083-2 (XML) DOI 10.36253/978-88-5518-082-5 Graphic design: Alberto Pizarro Fernández, Lettera Meccanica SRLs *** FUP Best Practice in Scholarly Publishing (DOI 10.36253/fup_best_practice) All publications are submitted to an external refereeing process under the responsibility of the FUP Editorial Board and the Scientific Boards of the series.
[Show full text]
ITEMS for SALE Package Deals Considered…Just Ask!
ITEMS FOR SALE Package Deals Considered…just ask! Frank Szallay 814-746-1510 [email protected] Snow Tires 4 Blizzak Snow Tires 235/60-18 Used one season - very little wear – (LIKE NEW)…$430.00 Exercise Equipment Bowflex XTL PRO…$300.00 Weight Bench…$160.00 Weight Rack…$160.00 Dumbbells ranging from 5 lbs. to 45 lbs. in 5 lb. increments – TOTAL 450 lbs.…$225.00 Inversion Table…$200.00 Ski Equipment and Wax WAX Fast Wax packs =80 gram ½ pack - Fast Wax HS-40 Glide Wax –Yellow…$2.50 1 pack - Fast Wax HS LF-20 Glide Wax – Blue…$10.00 1 pack - Fast Wax HSF-30 Salmon…$25.00 1 pack- Fast Wax HSF-20 Tan…$26.00 ½ pack- Fast Wax HSF-20 Tan…$13.00 1 ½ pack -Start Green SG8 Glide Wax 270g…$24.00 2 packs-Fast Wax HSF 40 Bronze…$52.00 1 ½ packs-Fast Wax HS-O White…$12.00 1 pack-Swix Lf6…$10.00 2 packs-Swix CH8…$12.00 1 can Toko Wax Remover…$6.00 WAXING EQUIPMENT/TOOLS Swix Waxing Table w/legs and Steel Wax Profile…$195.00 Swix T73 Wax Iron…$45.00 Swix T74 Wax Iron…$30.00 Swix Fiberlene 40m…$8.00 Swix Oval Steel Coarse Brush…$30.00 Swix Oval Bronze Medium Brush…$8.00 Swix Polishing Brush…$13.00 Swix Small Steel Brush…$13.00 V2 Roto Brush Set…$10.00 Razor Scraper…$4.00 Steel Scraper…$4.00 Swix Groove Cleaner…$2.00 Riller Bar…$6.00 Toko Structurite Riller 30.00 Swix Plexi Scraper Sharpener…$15.00 Frank Szallay Page 2 814-746-1510 [email protected] SKATE SKIS All Skis Have Pilot Bindings Salomon Equipe 10 Skate 192…$300.00 Salomon Equipe 10 Skate 192…$275.00 Atomic RSill Skate 190…$200.00 Madshus TXC 235 Skate 195…$100.00 Fischer RCS Skate
[Show full text]
Consumer and Retail
CONSUMER AND RETAIL INDUSTRY UPDATE │ JUNE 2017 www.harriswilliams.de Harris Williams & Co. Ltd is a private limited company authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, incorporated under English law with its registered office at 5th Floor, 6 St. Andrew Street, London EC4A 3AE, UK, registered with the Registrar of Companies for England and Wales under company number 7078852. Directors: Mr. Ned Valentine, Mr. Paul Poggi, Mr. Thierry Monjauze and Mr. Aadil Khan. Harris Williams & Co. Ltd Niederlassung Frankfurt (German branch) is registered in the Commercial Register (Handelsregister) of the Local Court (Amtsgericht) of Frankfurt am Main, Germany, under registration number HRB 96687, having its business address at Bockenheimer Landstrasse 33-35, 60325 Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Permanent Representative (Ständiger Vertreter) of the Branch Niederlassung: Mr. Jeffery H. Perkins. CONSUMER AND RETAIL INDUSTRY UPDATE │ JUNE 2017 HARRIS WILLIAMS & CO. CONSUMER UPDATE The consumer sector continued to evolve during the past quarter as brands, retailers, GROUP OVERVIEW and e-commerce companies continue to adapt to shifts in consumer preferences and buying habits. Over the past three months, we have continued to see this play out in Harris Williams & Co. is a leading advisor to the Consumer market. Our both M&A activity and valuations. The traditional brick and mortar retailers continue to significant experience covers a broad venture outside of historical business lines and acquire additional e-commerce DNA with range of end markets, industries, and deals announced by the likes of Walmart, PetSmart, and Target among others. At the business models. This particular report same time, traditional e-commerce companies are pursuing brick and mortar strategies focuses on trends and metrics in the to either solve perceived last mile issues or better control the overall consumer and brand following areas: experience (e.g.
[Show full text]
AUSTRALIAN OFFICIAL JOURNAL of TRADE MARKS 15 March 2007
Vol: 21 , No. 11 15 March 2007 AUSTRALIAN OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF TRADE MARKS Did you know a searchable version of this journal is now available online? It's FREE and EASY to SEARCH. Find it at http://pericles.ipaustralia.gov.au/ols/epublish/content/olsEpublications.jsp or using the "Online Journals" link on the IP Australia home page. The Australian Official Journal of Designs is part of the Official Journal issued by the Commissioner of Patents for the purposes of the Patents Act 1990, the Trade Marks Act 1995 and Designs Act 2003. This Page Left Intentionally Blank (ISSN 0819-1808) AUSTRALIAN OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF TRADE MARKS 15 March 2007 Contents General Information & Notices IR means "International Registration" Amendments and Changes Application/IRs Amended and Changes ...................... 3586 Registrations/Protected IRs Amended and Changed ................ 3587 Applications/IRs Accepted for Registartion/Protection .......... 3303 Applications/IRs Filed Nos 1161827 to 1161914 ............................. 3301 Applications/IRs Lapsed, Withdrawn and Refused Lapsed ...................................... 3589 Withdrawn..................................... 3589 Refused ...................................... 3589 Australian Competition and Comsumer Commission Matters Initial Assessment Given by the ACCC ....................... 3592 Assignments, Trasnmittals and Transfers .................. 3589 Cancellations of Entries in Register ...................... 3592 Corrigenda ...................................... 3594 Notices .......................................
[Show full text]
Goffstown Town Report, 1975
NUxmp S59L.01 M75 GOFFSTOWN TOWN REPORT 1975 »,•; •** jot % ^"S* £JL*H $*m: -o?x j*a&i Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2010 with funding from Boston Library Consortium Member Libraries http://www.archive.org/details/annualreportofto1975goff 1 1 1 1r 1 43 u o a XI XI OJ • n 4-1 XI d CO 1— to CO 0) 43 « o -H > 3 M 03 00 .-4 3 01 o o ao o cd P- > 43 a c 1-1 > d x> •H >4H -H OJ X) CO d c o to n to c to o to C a to d o 13 o g !-H l—t o M o -H *H o w 4J 4J H to a, •H to 04 to 1-1 4.4 43 to o en 4J QJ w 3 a) •H 0) X) QJ u 43 4-1 43 c 43 4J 43 3 4-1 o- t-H 44 0) 4-> o to O o w 3 Oh u 3 u tu O c bd to a. o o PS >% 44 •H 43 >* tH t-i •rH 01 kl 43 0) Ol CO 0) > o oo x> a 00 E 01 u tJ a 4-> X Cfl 01 4-1 > a) to H •rH OJ CO OJ EH < 4J to c •H ^4 CO tH oo to d o O 3 01 tH to XI O to r-1 3 l-i H a o o 4-.' to •4H • c D, M O O r- X) •H to > OJ a.
[Show full text]
Cat0809e Til KAI HANSEN
08/09 Photo: Jo E. Bergersen SKIS BOOTS POLES THE CROSS COUNTRY COMPANY 2 News and features 08/09 TEAM MADSHUS Madshus Nanosonic Highspeed The Nanosonic models are significantly lighter and more responsive than the well known and respected Hypersonic models. The Nanosonic models all feature the latest technological material offerings from the Aviation Industry, first and foremost a brand new core material, TEICHMANN the PR100X. The PR100X is extremely lightweight, with very high anti-vibration properties WILHELM which are taking these ski models to an all new level of speed and handling. The new Nanosonic Highspeed models are also introducing the new Triaxial Carbon Construction (TCC). TCC contains a higher carbon content surrounding the PR100X core BJØRNDALEN material, thus creating a ski that is extremely lightweight, durable, and lively. This is the foundation for these top of the line racing skis. All Nanosonic Highspeed and Hypersonic models use the P190 Nano Tech base, a base that has proven its effiency and speed throughout the season in the Cross Country LIVERS and Biathlon World Cups. Nano technology bases are the cleanest grinding bases available today. The proof is in our results; check our World Cup results to date! KATI Madshus remains the only company that offers this base technology to the consumer, not just the World Cup racer. AXEL For those who already know Madshus for it's the famous SOMMERFELDT Madshus grip and glide properties, these skis will add yet another dimension to their skiing. TONI Nanosonic Highspeed models are available in the following profiles: OLE EINAR Classic Cold / Classic Plus / Classic Zero HEGLE SVENDSEN Skate Regular / Skate SC (Soft Condition) / Skate HP (Hard Packed) OLOFSSON Madshus, retains the following medal winning properties on the Nanosonic Highspeed and Hypersonic models.
[Show full text]
Mass Customization an Assessment of the Scope of Implementation
Master’s Thesis – Copenhagen Business School Mass customization An assessment of the scope of implementation Cand.merc. Supply Chain Management Name: Andreas Heinung Department of Operations Management October 4th, 2011 Advisor: Juliana Hsuan CPR: --- Pages: 8011 Charaters: 182.100 Mass customization implementation assessment Copenhagen Business School 2011 Executive summary The emergence of mass customization has introduced customized products for the public, which used to be reserved for the elite at premium prices. This unique business concept incorporates the two competitive priorities of customization and price, which are by definition rivaling. An increased demand towards customized goods, and the technical capabilities of the 21st century, has made mass customization a viable strategy for companies to meet the demand and differentiate themselves from competitors. Implementing mass customization is however a challenging operation, as the agility of customized goods has to mixed with the efficiency of mass produced goods. There will be both internal and external challenges, and the company will have to adjust the supply chain and production, and furthermore manage an increased level of complexity within logistics, sourcing and information management. This thesis proposes a conceptual framework (figure 4.2) that serves as a tool to evaluate the scope of the implementation process. It is meant as a decision making tool that can help companies assess and identify the success factors, as well as the internal and external changes that have to be made. The findings show that although mass customization combines the elements of efficiency and customization, the success factors are heavily dependent on the competitive parameter. A company should habitually have a clear focus on either offering a large degree of customization or offering customization at low cost, as these to business models have vastly different supply chain configurations and success factors.
[Show full text]
2018 BUYERS GUIDE Sherpaadventuregear.Com the WHOLE MOUNTAIN Outdoor Retailer + Snow Show Proudly Supports the Entire Community
adventure anywhere Sherpa Adventure Gear is designed to let you rise to the occasion in comfort and keep you going in style. In true Sherpa tradition, we craft highly functional garments that perform beautifully in every environment. Every purchase makes a difference by giving educational opportunities and meaningful employment to the people of Nepal. MWSRA Midwest Winter Sports Paul Gerten Charlie Anderson Representatives Association [email protected] [email protected] 651.485.7087 406.544.5897 2018 BUYERS GUIDE sherpaadventuregear.com THE WHOLE MOUNTAIN Outdoor Retailer + Snow Show proudly supports the entire community. Skier: Hannah Whitney Photo: Chris Pearson Courtesy: Ski Utah Members of the Snowsports Become a Industries of America contribute to building a thriving and sustainable industry. With your SIA Member support, we assist organizations in developing key relationships, ON UNSPLASH THEODOR LUNDQVIST BY PHOTO Today! supply critical data and consumer research,resea as well as promote participation through events and educational opportunities. Learn more at snowsports.org JANUARY 25 - 28, 2018 | DENVER, CO Research | Educate | Participate REGISTER TODAY www.snowsports.org WWW.OUTDOORRETAILER.COM NOTESNOTES MWSRA “Super Show” January 3 – 6, 2018 Wednesday, January 3 8:00 am - Retailers By Appointment Only 9:00 am to 6:00 pm - Show Hours (Optional till 8:00 pm) 4:30 pm - Refreshment Break Thursday, January 4 8:00 am - Retailers By Appointment Only 9:00 am to 6:00 pm - Show Hours (Optional till 8:00 pm) 4:30 pm - Refreshment
[Show full text]
Gaining Ground in the US
ROBIT PLC CUSTOMER MAGAZINE 1 2020 M-Sense System gaining ground in the US Top results in the Working in the depths of the Andes shadow of a virus 2 DEAR RESILIENT READER, the world was changed over a few weeks in We had to find new ways of continuing active March by a virus – COVID-19. The consequences dialogue with our customers – modern have been extremely difficult for many countries, videoconference tools have been in effective use. We companies, and people. Businesses were impacted also launched new innovative services, such as our heavily overnight by government restrictions and remote drillmaster service and the Distributorsnet, a people staying safe protecting their families and media bank for our dealers. We also started piloting communities. It is a lesson learned, and something Robit Online in Finland and Australia with our good always comes from these difficult times. I customers. am sure that the world will be better prepared for possible future epidemic risks, and able to limit them While I write this in early June, it looks like the world more effectively. is starting to open up again. Let’s hope for a speedy recovery, from a health as well as an economic The Robit people are resilient. Our team reacted perspective. It is time to look ahead. We are resilient quickly, setting up protocols to protect the team and and will come through these exceptional times as starting a dialogue on how to adapt to the changing an even stronger Robit team, with new capabilities environment. I feel extremely happy how we faced to serve our customers more effectively.
[Show full text]
Fall 2019 Newsletter
Pinnacle News Windmill Hill Pinnacle Association FALL 2019 History of the Soapstone Quarries in the Athens Dome Area The Pinnacle Association now owns several historic sites in the Athens Dome area connected with the mining of soapstone, including the remains of a mill, slag heap, boarding house for the workers, barn for the oxen, and multiple quarries cuts in the land. While mining there ceased in the early 1900s, there is interesting evidence remaining of this historic industry. Soapstone is a close relative of talc, with a soft feel similar to soap. It has an exceptional ability to absorb heat without cracking, and to slowly release that heat. It can be cut with a handsaw or ax, and carved with a pocket knife. Grafton soapstone is bluish-gray in color. Early Grafton pioneers first discovered and quarried this deposit of soap- stone in 1784, carving pieces into household items such as foot and hand warm- ers, ink wells, and hearth-stones. Many examples can be found at the Grafton Historical Society in Grafton village (across from the store). Between 1825 and 1910 the quarries were a significant business. By the 1840’s Grafton was the largest producer of soapstone in Vermont and one of the two largest in the United States. Ten to fifteen men worked the quarries. Once the blocks were extracted they were hauled down the mountain on ox drawn wagons to the finishing mill in Cambridgeport. By-product pieces of soapstone from that mill can be found in the Saxtons River gravel banks today, near the bridge.
[Show full text]
Washington World
STUDENT PUBLICATION OF LAKE WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL - „ WASHINGTON WORLD VOLUME IX KIRKLAND, WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1949 NUMBER 11 Hendel, Sherwood, Hit Top for Glass of l49 ~ ~ _ ~ ~ ~ ~ Salyer Reveals Lilacs In The Rain , or. Ball, May 7 Top Ten Seniors, M. Schneider, Loyalty Present: s ——- = Parish is Third "Douglas Hendel is valedic• Tom Wagner, 'Tulip Tea Time' torian and Wade Sherwood is To Seniors' Mothers salutatorian of the class of '49," "Mothers of all senior boys and announces Principal Rufus Sal• Co-Chairmen girls are requested to attend the yer. annual seniors' mothers' tea, Doug's grade average is 4.0, "Lilacs in the Rain," beautiful sponsored by the Loyalty Club, while Wade's is 3.89. and different decorations, soft on the afternoon of May 12," in• Nearing the top of the ladder, music by "The Dreamers", the vites Jac'y Crouse and Mildred in order, are: Bill Parish, Carole best in floor shows, gliding dan• Sandvick, co-chairmen for the Betzold, Phyllis Warneck, Mari• cers, and free refreshments. event. lyn Jamieson, Thelma Collins, These will all be memories In corresponding with the Marilyn Schneider, Beverly Muir soon that seniors will cherish theme "Tulip Tea Time" each and Howard Hulse. These stu• always. This will be the Senior mother upon entering will re• dents' grades are all above 3.3. Ball to be held May 7 in the ceive a small paper tulip with Besides having the highest high school gym at 8:30 p. m. her nameplate. The table center• grade-point average in his class, according to co-chairmen Mari• piece will be a bouquet of tulips Doug participates in many out• lyn Schneider and Tom Wagner.
[Show full text]
Users' Role in Innovation Processes in the Sports
September 2009 Users’ role in innovation processes in the sports equipment industry – experiences and lessons • Categorisation of different users and types of innovations in the sports equipment industry • Presentation of different firms’ experience with user involvement in innovation practice • Examples of user involvement in innovation processes in the sports equipment and outdoor industries Authors: Hans Olav Bråtå, Svein Erik Hagen, Atle Hauge, Tanja Kotro, Mikko Orrenmaa, Dominic Power, Petteri Repo Participants Finland Sweden National Consumer Research Centre University of Uppsala Tanja Kotro Dominic Power Senior Researcher Professor Mikko Orrenmaa Atle Hauge Research Assistant Ph.D. Petteri Repo Senior Researcher Norway Eastern Norway Research Institute Hans Olav Bråtå Senior Researcher Svein Erik Hagen Senior Researcher III IV Title: Users´ role in innovation processes in the sports equipment industry Nordic Innovation Centre project number: 07028 Author(s): Hans Olav Bråtå, Svein Erik Hagen, Atle Hauge, Tanja Kotro, Mikko Orrenmaa, Dominic Power, Petteri Repo Institution(s): Eastern Norway Research Institute, National Consumer Research Centre, University of Uppsala Abstract: The main objective of this project is to contribute to our knowledge about user-driven innovation and to suggest how knowledge on user-driven innovation may be included in innovation efforts and systems both for the sports equipment industry and for other industries. The study is primarily based on case studies of how firms within the Nordic sports equipment and outdoor industry involve users in their innovation efforts. Our studies concentrate on firms producing equipment for winter sport and outdoor recreation. The study builds upon a large number of interviews with firms and key persons as well as extensive analysis of available written material and research literature.
[Show full text]