Talk long enough to CEOs, particularly in the US or Europe, and their concerns will pour out: making their operations sustainable and developing "green" products places them at a disadvantage vis-a-vis rivals in developing countries that don't face the same pressures. Executives behave as though they have to choose between the largely social benefits of developing sustainable products or processes and the financial costs of doing so. The key to progress, particularly in times of economic crisis, is innovation. Just as some Internet companies survived the bust in 2000 to challenge incumbents, so too will sustainable corporations emerge from today's recession to upset the status quo. That competitive advantage will stand them in good stead, because sustainability will always be an integra...
.... The M3TR family offers IPoA (Internet Protocol over Air) protocol, which provides IP fun...
... Official Gazette of Commerce and on the Internet (http://zefix.admin.ch/shab),. The possibility to...
Trade promotion organizations (TPOs) have proven their worth over the last decade in the rapidly changing nature of world trade. A recent study found that TPOs have a strong and statistically significant impact on exports. After examining 104 TPOs around the world, the study estimated that, on average, each $1 spent on export promotion led to a $40 increase in exports. However, making a difference to export growth can be a challenging task for TPOs in some developing countries. TPOs are increasingly required to quantify their outcomes and to be held accountable for their results. If they are to achieve expansion of trade and reach new clients they need to be visible and well connected to the private sector. Moreover, TPOs should constantly look to benchmark themselves, internally and ex...
...The Internet has revolutionized access to information but only ...
... to enter each other's classrooms on the Internet. . Wired . For one week in March, Winterthur's Lee...
When it comes to the airline industry, Gunnar Eklund's credo might just as well be "been there, done that." Over a career that has spanned 34 years, Gunnar has served-and lived-in such diverse countries as Liberia, Iran and Pakistan. Since 1985 he makes his home in the USA where this Swede is as American as they come. Gunnar started out in Stockholm, working for Scandinavian Airlines. After a two year's hiatus in Monrovia, Liberia (where he met his Guyana-born wife, Claudette), he was, after about two years in Stockholm, sent on to Teheran, Iran where he covered sales for Iran and Afghanistan. He arrived there in 1978, just a few weeks prior to the Ayatollah Khomeini's auspicious return from exile in France. Things were getting hot for westerners and Gunnar remembers one particular inci...
... there are regular advertising, radio, internet and direct sales as well as our special brand of g...
... key technologies including the use of Internet protocol for communications and a series of commer...
.... Look at the Internet: while competing, content providers need to work w...
... USA, TCE offers distributed training via Internet, Intranet, Extranet, Lan or Wan, and applies its e...
... keyboard at your fingertips and an Internet connection, all you need to do is log on to a sear...
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