Purchasing's World Tour
By Purchasing Staff -- Purchasing, 6/20/2006 2:00:00 AM
WELCOME TO THE WORLD TOUR
Purchasing professionals are spending more time in foreign countries and markets in an effort to establish relationships with suppliers. China, India, Eastern Europe, you name it, they’ve been there. If you’ve been there—or anywhere else outside North America—we would like to know about it.
The WORLD TOUR series helps purchasing professionals share their business experiences in other countries. The stories appear both in the print magazine and on Purchasing.com/worldtour and provide advice and tips on doing business in specific countries. If you have suggestions or tips for doing business in other countries, please send them to Managing Editor Dave Hannon at dhannon@reedbusiness.com. We’ll share those tips with others through this web page and the magazine.
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WORLD TOUR ARCHIVES
CHINA
DOs and DON'Ts of doing business in China
10 tips to better China sourcing
INDIA
When doing business in India: Take it slow
BRAZIL
Brazil offers the best of both worlds
MEXICO
Sourcing in Mexico gets easier
VIETNAM
Business in Vietnam defies misconceptions
HUNGARY
How to bridge the business gap in Hungary
COSTA RICA
Costa Rica provides high-tech niche in the global sourcing universe
EASTERN EUROPE
Electronics industry eyes Eastern Europe
LOW-COST COUNTRY SOURCING
Low-cost country sourcing: Around the world in 5 (not so) easy steps
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Collaboration trumps negotiations
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