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In
the United States and the rest of the modern world, companies spend fortunes
to gain access to new markets. Access to new markets has been made easier
compared to two decades before. Globalization, which is a new world phenomenon
brings together key ingredients for successful business operations across
borders. The resources and efforts involved in the quest for new markets
has been minimized, as technological innovations make it easier to communicate
with partners and clients located anywhere. However, with the fall of big
companies such as Enron and the like during the past two years, has surfaced
a new awakening: No longer the size of the business, the size of its customer-base,
and the size of its assets, in terms of technology and money alone will
suffice to guaranty the business' survival: Performance measurement brings
additional riches. Its methodology consists of indefinite monitoring of
the pulses of the business throughout its lifetime: whenever a failure occurs
in the business process, a fix is identified, and when implemented, the
business process re-initializes anew. This methodology insures continuous
prosperity for your business for years to come. |
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