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  • How to Make Your Stiffest Competitor Your Best Joint Venture Partner - By: Navneet Kaur
    When someone threatens us, we instinctively look for ways to avoid, evade or protect ourselves from the perceived threat. In business, where money, security, and even our family's future rides on our every move, anyone or anything we perceive as a "threat" usually causes us to go into "protection" mode.
  • The Cost of Mr. Zhu - By: James Clayton
    The Cost of Mr. Zhu is an introduction to the many aspects of finding quality suppliers in China.
  • How To Build A Procurement Process With Chinese Manufacturers and Suppliers? - By: James Clayton
    This article is an introduction to the procurement process in dealing with Chinese manufacturers and suppliers.
  • Government Partnerships; Can They Help with BioFuel Initiatives? - By: Lance Winslow
    Is the government up to the task of helping America break her addiction to foreign oil? What can government agencies do to work together to help us grow our own fuel and get it to market? Can the government or will the government streamline the over regulation which is hampering innovation in the marketplace, which is probably the only way we will break our addiction to foreign oil?
  • Public Private Partnerships: Partnerships Begin at Home - By: Kevin Dwyer
    Private Public Partnerships are popular as a means of building infrastructure around the world. Governments globally have been afraid of sending budgets into deficit or borrowing to pay for capital works and are seeking partnerships with private equity to fund a growing infrastructure gap.Private Public Partnerships, or PPPs to those in the know or P3s to those even further in the know, are a topic of great interest to lovers of acronyms.
  • Prepping For Business Partnerships: A Bird's Eye View - By: Harvey Kraft
    Successful business development executives increasingly are doing battle in the arena of strategic alliances and marketing partnerships. Nowadays getting the jump on your competition is not half as important as mapping out and deploying a targeted and unique value proposition with particular appeal to potentially compatible allies.Take the old aphorism: "The early bird catches the worm?