Vulnerability 2: Insurance companies and diamond companies will definitely check the transportation route of the theft as soon as possible. In addition to the vehicle monitoring on the ground, it is the inspection of the underground tunnel. It is impossible to wait until the ransom is paid before the female staff finds those diamonds.
Loophole 3: The president of the insurance company did not necessarily commit suicide just before the diamonds were returned after the ransom was paid, this accident was outside the control of the cripple.
Improvement plan: If I design the plot, I will use the cup to bring out the largest diamonds to extort the ransom. If the ransom is not obtained, I will also earn a lot of money. All the remaining diamonds are burned in the trash can in the secret room (diamonds are hard, but the composition is carbon, which is flammable), so that it is only used once, and the risk is minimized.
Aspect 1: Reproduction of street scenes and costumes in London in the 1950s and 1960s. The interior was shot at the National Theatre in Luxembourg, but it didn't feel out of place; costume designer Dinah Collin showed a minimalist re-creation of the conservative retro style of the time.
Aspect 2: Demi Moore's charm of a 48-year-old middle-aged woman still exists. The theme of feminism is very appropriate in the plot design of the female reporter at the beginning and the end. The two-time Oscar-winning actor Michael Caine's rivalry is also worth watching.
Point 3: The inner business operation of the CSO of the London headquarters of De Beers, the world's largest diamond company, can be glimpsed. It has reference value for the study of business cases such as corporate governance, business negotiation, internal confidentiality, security, insurance, anti-monopoly, and public relations.
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Supplementary De Beers Diamonds presentation:
De Beers is the world's largest diamond mining company. The group has diamond mines in South Africa and gem-quality diamonds produced in local diamond mines in cooperation with the governments of Botswana, Namibia and Tanzania. half of the output. Diamonds from these mines and other major diamond producing areas are sold through De Beers' central London-based sales organization. The central unified sales organization sorts, evaluates and sells most of the world's gem-quality rough diamonds each year. De Beers is financially strong and has extensive investments in industries other than diamonds.
For more than 100 years, De Beers' diamond mining and recycling technology has been second to none in the world, and it is the only company that is fully dedicated to the diamond industry. At present, the company is involved in the mining of 19 diamond mines in southern Africa, including all current types of diamond mines, including: open pit mining, underground mining; river placer, coastal placer and seabed mining placer. Investing in research and development keeps De Beers at the forefront of diamond technology. De Beers' Research and Development department designs, develops and manufactures advanced machinery that has revolutionized every aspect of the diamond industry, including exploration, mining, recycling, sorting, grading, and cutting and polishing. While this traditional craft still relies on hand-eye skills, advanced technologies developed by De Beers are also widely used in the diamond industry, including automatic grinding, rounding and cutting, as well as laser cutting and sawing of larger particles. Drill blanks. De Beers provides this expertise to assist diamond producers in developing their own diamond cutting and polishing equipment.
De Beers has long conducted international campaigns to promote diamond jewellery. Since 1980, the growth rate of the world diamond jewelry retail market has exceeded inflation by 40%, which is enough to absorb the increase in diamond production during the period. De Beers initiated the promotional slogan "Diamonds are forever, a diamond lasts forever" 50 years ago. It has become a household name around the world and has become the main message of De Beers' much-appreciated newspapers and television campaigns. The successful promotion of this slogan Make diamond jewelry a lasting token of love. Today, De Beers invests millions of dollars every year to promote diamond jewelry on behalf of the diamond industry, with promotional campaigns in approximately 34 countries around the world and in 21 languages. These campaigns were very successful, not only increasing the sales of diamonds, but also increasing consumer interest in diamond jewelry and expanding into new markets.
De Beers is the general name of a huge diamond group. It has five main subordinate institutions:
1. De Beers United Mining Co., Ltd. was established in 1888 and registered in South Africa. At present, it controls almost the entire diamond industry in South Africa. Its main task is to engage in diamond prospecting and mining in South Africa. a diamond mine.
2. De Beers Centennial Company was established in 1990 and registered in Switzerland, mainly engaged in the prospecting and mining of diamond mines outside South Africa. In recent years, it has invested in diamond prospecting in 11 countries around the world (including Russia and China)
. Central Sales Organization (CSO for short) It was established in 1934 by De Beers and its affiliates, and its headquarters is in London. The purpose of its establishment is to establish a long-term and reliable system to balance supply and demand, to maintain the stability of the entire diamond market and the prosperity of sales. The organization controls all rough diamonds in several major producing countries (or producing mines) that produce about 70 percent of the world's diamonds. The remaining 30% is controlled by diamond merchants in various diamond sales centers around the world. The unified sales agency has enough financial resources to acquire these diamonds and put them into the market in an orderly manner when the demand rises, so as to keep the price stable.
4. De Beers Industrial Diamond Department is responsible for the research on the application of industrial grade diamond in the industrial and scientific fields and the production of synthetic diamond
. The main purpose of the De Beers Promotion Department is to advertise diamond jewelry, to improve the public's awareness of diamonds and the desire to buy diamond jewelry; to train retailers to better understand diamond jewelry and sales skills, so as to maintain and improve diamond jewelry of sales. Through its subordinate "Diamond Promotion Center" and "Diamond Consulting Center", the Promotion Department conducts advertising and promotional activities in 21 languages in 29 countries around the world, costing about 180 million US dollars annually. "Diamond jewelry is forever, and one piece will be passed down forever" is proposed by "Diamond Promotion Center".
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