Maybe it’s because I got mononucleosis during college and still look a little yellow at times. Or because I worked for the Yellow Pages for 25 years as a sales consultant. I think it’s probably because I wrote an insider’s guide book as a “behind-the-scenes” look at the directory publishing industry which is now currently [...]
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They Call Me “Mr. Yellow Pages”
April 10th, 2008 
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No Comments »The Cost of Doing Business in South Africa
February 25th, 2008 admin A recent survey by The Economist Intelligence Unit ranked South Africa as highly cost effective (10th out of 31 countries surveyed). South Africa’s exchange rate makes it one of the least expensive countries in which to do business – particularly one with a first-world infrastructure and high living standards. Even though stronger local currency has [...]
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: Africa;, Austria;, Brazil;, China;, deep-level mining;, eco-travel and african travel concepts;, electricity;, electronics;, energy costs;, energy;, Eskom;, European Union;, fixed-line operator;, France;, Gerald Crawford;, high-tech manufacturing sectors;, Hungary;, imported petroleum products;, Information Technology;, Intelligence Unit;, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development;, machinery;, Malaysia;, Mexico;, oil companies refining;, Overall SA;, Russia;, scientific equipment;, Singapore;, South Africa;, South African Department;, Spain;, steel production;, telecommunications;, Telkom;, United States; No Comments »When the Seller is Ready, A Buyer Will Appear!
January 21st, 2008 admin One of the cool things about having started my sales career in my teens is now being able to look back upon decades of ups and downs, big and small sales, hits and misses, and miscellaneous windfalls and shortfalls. What are the enduring truths, the bedrock conclusions that I can offer?
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: Annenberg School For Communication;, Gary S. Goodman;, law degree;, Mexico;, obsolete equipment;, School of Management;, the Wall Street Journal;, United States; No Comments »Outsourcing Offshore to China – A Case Study
November 12th, 2007 admin Outsourcing offshore to China works for Printronix, a company that for over 30 years has designed and manufactured a broad range of line matrix printers, ultra high frequency radio frequency identification (UHF-RFID) printers, thermal bar code label printers, and continuous forms laser printers. A market leader in the printing business, outsourcing allows Printronix a competitive [...]
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: 714-278-2375;, Africa;, Americas;, Bar Code;, California State University;, California;, Center for the Study of Emerging Markets;, China;, College of Business and Economics;, Eastern Europe;, Fullerton;, important products;, Irvine headquarters;, Joe Greco;, laser;, long supply chain;, Mexico;, printing;, Printronix;, RFID technologies;, Ribbon products;, satellite locations;, Singapore;, Thailand;, The Netherlands;, United States;, video conferencing;, Vietnam; No Comments »Charles Ponzi – The Godfather Of The Ponzi Scheme
October 3rd, 2007 admin Ponzi schemes are hot and even it’s illegal they always will be hot. if you go to some online forums on how to make money online you will see members posting threads promoting ponzi schemes and even the so called hyips are most of the time a ponzi scheme.
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