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Greetings Hi, The rules of the global game are changing. Business leaders every day face enormous challenges brought on by greater globalization and rapid advances in technology. In this IMT issue, we highlight how companies can adapt and stay competitive in the face of evolving standards and regulations. In the next issue: IMT Gets Unreal "A billion here, a billion there, pretty soon it adds up to real money."  Each year, ThomasNet's audience influences how billions of dollars get spent on industrial equipment, products and services. Outsell, a worldwide syndicated research firm, is looking to you to help them discover how you research, source and purchase the goods and services that drives this spending. As thanks, one of ten $100 Amex Gift Checks could be yours! Those responsible for compliance may feel pulled in several different directions: by state and federal agencies, employees and the public at large. A practical approach should at least include these steps. The current patent system in the U.S. drains entrepreneurship and small-business growth, a new study shows. Problems include high litigation costs, a decline in patent quality and differences among nations in terms of patent law. A 14-year-old trade agreement has re-emerged as a hot issue during the lead-up to this year's U.S. presidential election. Will the winning candidate result in big changes to NAFTA? Managing compliance both for external groups and for internal purposes doesn't have to be a nightmare. In fact, doing it the right way, for the right reasons, can be a competitive strategy. It's important to remember that corporate governance doesn't begin and end with Sarbanes-Oxley. Here we highlight how ISO 14001:2004 affects business operations and performance. Outsmart! provides a concise, fast-paced look at how companies can achieve breakthrough growth by consistently outsmarting the competition. Of Interest...Today's increasingly conscience-focused marketplace demands more ethical business processes and performance than ever. Can strong corporate ethics and global competitiveness coexist? While most products today still require some physical prototypes, leading manufacturers are using them more efficiently through digital prototyping. Those of us in the U.S. may think we're particularly worse off when it comes to bad bosses, but new findings show that things could be much, much worse. |
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