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Global Sales and Marketing is a blog by Red Bridge Strategy Principal Cindy Carpenter. Cindy discusses the evolving marketing and sales strategies and processes in globally distributed organizations. Here's Cindy's most recent post:

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Global Legal is a blog by Red Bridge Strategy Principal Matthew Sullivan. It provides information about the Legal Process Outsourcing industry for practitioners at western corporations and law firms who are interested in legal process globalization and outsourcing. Posts are informed by Matt’s experiences as an attorney, management consultant and technologist while living and working in the US and India. Here's Matt's most recent post:

  • Beyond India ? Optimizing the Locations of Offshore Operations

    (Wed, 23 Nov 2011 17:40:24 +0000)

    As the volume and maturity of offshore outsourcing continues to grow, companies are developing sophisticated location strategies to balance the cost and efficiency of leading offshore locations against their economic, political, and operational risks.  During a recent analysis of global delivery center locations, my firm, Red Bridge Strategy, compared locations based on economic factors (i.e., [...]

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Globalization, Risks, and Forecasting is a blog by Red Bridge Strategy Principal Jalal Alamgir. It explores links between local political risk and economic globalization. The blog blends Jalal’s experience as a strategy consultant, his research on globalization, international relations, and forecasting, and his personal anecdotes on bridging global-local divides. Here's Jalal's most recent post:

  • New Risks for the US: Debt and Politics

    (Mon, 25 Jul 2011 14:08:08 +0000)

    Political risk factors within the United States are rising, as US public debt exceeds the Congressional limit of $14.29 trillion.

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