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<title>Re^2: Offshore experiences with Pentalog from Emilia Branzan (08 Oct 2009, 3:54 pm) in group "New Collaboration Architect ..."</title>
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<description>Thank you for the question. The aspect of cultural differences is one of the issues we are permanently focusing on. The steady rise of international partnerships such as strategic alliances, international joint ventures and selling partnerships is one of the prominent features of the process of globalization. It is vital for companies to discover new markets in order to growth their profits. The selection of strategic partners with whom to collaborate is now becoming a life or death issue for ...</description>
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