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Lesson #1: Be Clear About Who Your Company Caters To
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| “We started the company around the time that a lot of other social networking companies were starting up,” recalls DeWolfe. “But we saw that a lot of those companies had a very niche focus. We set out to create this next generation portal where we looked at the best social features around.” |
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The Impact of Culture on Acquisitions
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| In another article, I talk about the rate of failure of mergers and acquisitions being 91%. What I did not talk about was the primary cause of these failures. It is actually quite simple. Most of these transactions, commonly referred to as M&A, are driven by finances and financial calculations. Unfortunately that has nothing to do with the daily business of doing business for any organization. It is the people that matters, and it is a failure of recognizing the people, or culture, that cause most M&A transactions to fail. In this article, I talk about how to avoid this fatal mistake. |
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Succeeding in a Flat World - How to gain an advantage when the playing field is level
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| 10 major technological and social events in the final 11 years of the 20th century radically changed the competitive landscape in North America. |
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Electronic Execution of Franchise Documents and E-Disclosure
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| The global proliferation of e-commerce legislation confirms that governments have become increasingly aware of technological innovation and its centrality to modern corporate commercial transactions. However, despite the progress that has been made in the practice and regulation of electronic business, some specialties are just beginning to share in its rewards. This article examines the history of electronic business as it applies to franchisors, with a view to the impact legislative and technological change will have on the franchisor-franchisee relationship.
peter macrae dillon Siskinds franchise franchisor franchising lawyer attorney Toronto Ontario Canada www.franchiselaw.ca |
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16.0 What Needs to be Done - Scaling Up: Entrepreneurs and entrepreneurship in Africa
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| Individuals, organizations, communities and governments involved in the development of African entrepreneurship need to scale up. By scaling up is meant increasing the level and sophistication with which we study, develop and implement policies, finance, management extension and support programs for African entrepreneurs, entrepreneurial firms and entrepreneurship. Scaling up takes different meanings for researchers, public policy makers, support program managers, and the entrepreneurs themselves. |
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The Very Necessary Needs Assessment
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| For anyone in a professional sales role that requires any degree of sophistication the skills of uncovering opportunites, identifying needs, revealing shortcomings and exposing gaps is critical. Learn what the needs assessment is and why it is necessary to your success. Read on... |
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The Basic Elements to start home based business
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| The sophistication of Information, Communication and Technology paved the way for home based business opportunities. Convenience is what it primarily offers on top of earning something other than what you receive from traditional office. |
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How to set up a Home based business office
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| The Basic Elements to start home based business is now in your hand. The sophistication of Information, Communication and Technology paved the way for home based business opportunities. Convenience is what it primarily offers on top of earning something other than what you receive from traditional office. |
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Networking
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| Although technology has become increasingly important in recent years, the importance of relationships in business has not changed. Upon reflection, it appears that we have taken the following path.
Technological Era --> Industrial Era
In fact, it has been predicted that over the next ten to fifteen years, we will see a new era emerge; that being the era of the relationship in doing business. It is estimated that the relationships we have in business with our customers and within organisations will be the key differentiator for businesses worldwide.
Technological Era --> Industrial Era --> Relationship Era |
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Selling in a New Age
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| Most small business owners are afraid of traditional selling techniques. Today’s market requires a higher level of sophistication. Aware of this, companies are starting to lean toward a relationship model of selling. |
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Asia Rise in Global Crisis - Managing post-crisis and Trends to watch
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| The sub-prime scheme conceived in the 1990s to make homes more affordable was filled with potential pitfalls. Socialistic measures simply could not fit into the capitalistic system.
Furthermore, eager homebuyers were fooled by Wall Street sophistication who expounded the false assumption that home prices would keep on rising at an average 8% per year in the United States. Expectations were boosted by easy loans with cheap interest.
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Generating Publicity & Media Exposure in 2012
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| EVERY business, inventor or entrepreneur can increase the chances of media exposure by following a few technological tips. |
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