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08 Dec 2011 | Viewed 307 times

Contracts & Globalization - The Dynamics For Change

Author: IACCM

Presentation at NC State Supplier Conference.

Economically, the world moves toward flexible, relational exchange. And culturally, it moves toward the more collaborative, high context style.

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