On: May 22, 2011 By: John Goodrich
Importing Basics: Prototypes
Prototype is original or model of articles in production and will be used exclusively for development, testing, product evaluation or quality control.
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On: May 1, 2011 By: Prema Nakra
Doing Business in South Africa
South Africa is the largest economy on the African continent. Clearly there is potential for doing business in South Africa.
On: October 10, 2010 By: Joseph A. Robinson
U.S. Government Export Assistance Programs
The U.S. Commercial Service helps companies of all sizes begin and grow their exports through a series of personalized, affordable programs including the Gold Key Service, International Partner Search, International Company Profile, and Customized Market Research. We describe them all.
On: August 29, 2010 By: Roberto Bergami
International Logistics: Four Critical Elements
Integrity, pedigree, chain of custody, and track and trace are important elements of international logistics critical to cargo movements.
On: May 23, 2010 By: Catherine J. Petersen
The Confusion of Using Incoterms for Domestic Shipping
The world of trade terms can be confusing. Use Incoterms for international transactions; use terms adopted by your state for domestic transactions.
On: August 23, 2009 By: Roberto Bergami
The Rotterdam Rules
The Rotterdam Rules aim to provide a new regime that is intended to replace all of the other rules for ocean shipping currently in place.
On: March 22, 2009 By: Roberto Bergami
Letter of Credit Risks in Uncertain Financial Times
One of the crucial aspects of business is managing risk. For exporters, using a letter of credit can help manage risk if you evaluate the country and bank risk.
On: June 10, 2007 By: Prema Nakra
China's Consumer Market: Opportunities and Challenges
Discussing the miracle of China’s economic growth and what multinational corporations have done to succeed—and fail—in the Chinese marketplace
On: October 15, 2006 By: Prema Nakra
International Marketers Dilemma: To License or Not to License!
In this article, I will discuss how to use licensing as a mode of entry into an international market from marketer’s perspective.
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