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Is Ford’s auto-xchange the “Real Deal?” (Survey Response 1)
In a recent video that was released by The Ford Motor Company, Ford's Vice President and Chief Information Officer, Jim Yost indicated that the company has to "share information in real-time" and therefore can no longer use "the sequential processes” in which there were many “handoffs" and "transfers of information." Yost also emphasized the fact that Ford needs to "integrate much more closely with their customers, supply base and even internally," as well as stressing the importance of making information available to multiple levels of their supply base "simultaneously," thereby eschewing the current "cascade processes that might take days, weeks and even months" to disseminate. To enable you to respond to this question, you can access both the video as well as the corresponding article by contacting the author.

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Identifying and Validating the Right Partner
This article details the five critical steps in researching and validating the right Potential Partner Organizations (PPOs), how to weight the benefits against the risks and the 5-step best practice to creating a Partner Plan.

An Eight-Step Process for Ensuring Your Acquisition and the Integration are a Success
Far too many companies make the mistake of acquiring another organization, only to attempt immediately to assimilate the new company into the original company’s existing processes, programs, and culture. That is why acquisition integration is often extremely painful and unsuccessful. With more than 25 years of experience in executive human resources positions and consulting, I have advised dozens of company presidents, CEOs, and board members on strategies and processes that help ensure a successful acquisition or merger. With that experience and research, I have honed an eight-step process that provides proven strategies for successful integration of two disparate organizations.

How Raising Your Vibrations Helps Increase Your Success and Nine Other Universal Principles You Should Know
Whatever business we’re in, we all have something in common. We could benefit from the wise counsel of a trusted business partner. The good news is that this partner is already here but has been sadly underused and neglected. Your business partner is a powerful force with all the wisdom of the universe and always has your best interests at heart. It’s your Higher Power or Higher Consciousness—the Divine Wisdom within you that you can access at any time for a wealth of information, ideas, support and guidance.

How to Bring a Partner, Co-founder or COO into Your Business
According to Cisco's Innovators Forum guest blogger Bob Goedjen It's not unusual to realize that as a solo-preneur you've reached the end of your expertise and that you need to bring someone else into your business. Even if you have employees, there are times when a partner can share the load. But how do you find a partner, vet a partner, and protect yourself in such a critical relationship? I've asked our guest experts to give us their insights. We'll be featuring them over the following weeks. Here's what members of Silicon Valley SCORE had to say. ----
The Relationship Trap:
Do you sometimes feel trapped, knowing that your partner is going to blame you, when your partner says "Let's Talk"? Do you give in or get angry and withdraw because you don't know what else to do?
Trouble-shooting Your Accountability Partnership
Is there a problem with your accountability partnership? Even if you do your best to select a great partner and set specific ground rules, you can still run into issues. Don't feel like you're the only one to ever have problems with your accountability partner! It's actually not at all unusual, particularly when you're working with someone you don't know very well.

Important Business Characteristic
Business opportunities arise almost all the time especially nowadays. Yet finding a business partner is no easy task if you want to do it correctly. Follow the advice in finding the right business partner by basing their characteristics on the important qualities you should look out for in a future business partner.
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Do You Need a Business Partner?
Starting your own business is an enormous undertaking. One of the most critical, strategic decisions you will make is whether to take a partner. Horror stories abound about the partner from hell and about partnerships gone wrong. Deciding whether to take a partner and choosing the right one is a strategic imperative, and if given proper focus and consideration, you can make the right choice, one that can have a profoundly beneficial impact on your business.
How Do I Know If I Have A Good Partner?
Most people have a strong feelings about partners (whether it be in business or in life). In our unscientific survey over the years, we've been surprised to find that most people have negative feelings when it comes to partners in business. So one of the questions people often have for us is, "What makes a good partner?" While I could pontificate on many items that would make a good vs. a bad partner, the basic question you should ask yourself if you have a partner is this:
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