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10/03/2015
The rules for regional go-to-market sales and distribution are different in Latin America than they are in many other regions. What works in Belgium or Taiwan almost never goes right in Latin America, so you can’t make any of the same assumptions.
06/03/2015
We’re so pleased to include the University of Windsor and the Cross Border Institute among the wonderful educational institutions that deliver our FITTskills international trade program and help shape export careers.
03/03/2015
Working with SMEs to foster innovative global business tendencies in students. Given my career experience in international business, and my role teaching international business and innovation, I have tried to facilitate partnerships with local SMEs that export.
27/02/2015
Malaysia’s main income comes from trade, and practically every company and manufacturer dreams of exporting. But the problem is, no one is teaching export skills.
25/02/2015
Clarecia Christie, CITP®|FIBP®, is the Project Manager and Team Lead for Trade Information Services at TFO Canada. With a wide variety of experience and expertise…
24/02/2015
What are some of the top strategic considerations when deciding whether to register intellectual property internationally?
20/02/2015
In the past, smaller firms tended to focus on local and domestic markets. Moreover, when protectionism was rampant, smaller firms tended to be insulated from international markets. Distances, unique cultural characteristics, politics, tariffs and regulations all combined to protect them from international business competition.
17/02/2015
Strong relationships are very important in business. This is especially true in international business, where there needs to be so much trust and dependability because big things are happening across large distances.
13/02/2015
Oceans connect every continent in the world, and thus present wonderful opportunities to transport goods. However, while oceans offer great means for shipping, there are…
10/02/2015
More often than not though, small and medium-sized enterprises don’t have extra funding to spend on costly foreign market research, which significantly limits their expansion opportunities and makes growth more risky.
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