TRAINING ON THE SEASONALITY OF THE COMMERCIAL Sample Clauses

TRAINING ON THE SEASONALITY OF THE COMMERCIAL. ACTIVITY CCV as well as each of its shops are duly informed of the seasonality of the CDISCOUNT site activity (including any other e-commerce site directly or indirectly used by CDISCOUNT), marked by: · an activity peak in the months of December and January (end of year holidays and winter sales); · an activity peak in July (summer sales); · ad-hoc peaks linked to the frequent commercial operations carried out by CDISCOUNT resulting from its reduced-price strategy. Throughout the Contract, CDISCOUNT shall continue to inform CCV and its shops regularly and in good time about events linked to this seasonality, notably via the IT application made available to them. Each shop undertakes thus to anticipate these peaks in order to maintain the continuity and the quality of its services.
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