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Having only a large capital base and distribution channels, with no innovation, is not a sustainable businessmodel. Outsourcing and manufacturing “offshore” have become the norm. Non-industrial large organizations cling to outdated businessmodels. Government bail-outs do not promote innovation.
Having only a large capital base and distribution channels, with no innovation, is not a sustainable businessmodel. Outsourcing and manufacturing “offshore” have become the norm. Non-industrial large organizations cling to outdated businessmodels. Government bail-outs do not promote innovation.
Having only a large capital base and distribution channels, with no innovation, is not a sustainable businessmodel. Outsourcing and manufacturing “offshore” have become the norm. Non-industrial large organizations cling to outdated businessmodels. Government bail-outs do not promote innovation.
Having only a large capital base and distribution channels, with no innovation, is not a sustainable businessmodel. Outsourcing and manufacturing “offshore” have become the norm. Non-industrial large organizations cling to outdated businessmodels. Government bail-outs do not promote innovation.
Having only a large capital base and distribution channels, with no innovation, is not a sustainable businessmodel. Outsourcing and manufacturing “offshore” have become the norm. Non-industrial large organizations cling to outdated businessmodels. Government bail-outs do not promote innovation.
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