Interesting post by Elison Elliott for the Foreign Policy "Global Markets" Blog Network (launched February, 2009):
Don't Bet Against China
It's running in line with our predictions No. 4 and 5 here. Elison and I have been in touch via email. I hope to interview him soon on this topic at The Global Small Business Blog.
Also make note of prediction No. 4 in our report talking about China "borrowing our ideas ..." Looks like Google has a short fuse on this.
Fascinating. Another interesting piece .
Showing posts with label Laurel J. Delaney. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Laurel J. Delaney. Show all posts
China: What Wall?
Practice a Little Spontaneous Innovation
Maybe some of these ideas will help spur you on to more spontaneous innovation day-to-day within your global small business.My latest post for American Express OPEN Forum:
2010: The Year of Spontaneous InNoVaTiOn
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Posted by: Laurel J. Delaney, The Global Small Business Blog
Learn Global Business Etiquette
If you are in the process of expanding abroad, avoid cultural gaffes by learning local business etiquette in the country you are about to do business.This article offers some good tips by business owners and experts in the trenches on how to immerse yourself in a country's culture to better understand the people, respect their ways and be sensitive about never offending.
Expanding Abroad? Avoid Cultural Gaffes
You might also check out our 8 Global Marketing Gaffes.
