A Joint-Venture is a mutually beneficial agreement between two or more companies that have complementary resources.
That is, services, products, businesses, assets, and a customer list that has a relationship with the owner of the list that can be leveraged to minimize costs.
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The big news is that we live in a Golden Age of Innovation and all the gurus agree.
The adoption rate – how quickly the copycat effect takes among competitors – is an impressive new toy where all your rivals can sport the same ball. You have to imagine it as a neural network that branches out bringing the lifeblood of innovation to every sector that benefits our existence.
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Once an innovation started freely circulating in the bloodstream of an industry, it seemed to cause mutations rather than uniformity.Â
By now everyone agrees that innovation no longer concerns the product, but the business model adopted. An enlightening book to read: businessmodelnavigator.com explore which describes 53 basic business models from which to create infinite combinations…
You can find an innovation even in one corner of the planet and every type of organization can exploit it.
The train of innovation must be caught immediately because the next one may pass when the competitive advantage may have faded.
The key to capturing success lies in flexibility, creativity, and an adequate financial budget…
Jack Ma, Patron of Alibaba, argues that in this climate, small organizations made up of fewer than 30 employees (max 30 years old) with irrepressible enthusiasm and passion are at an advantage.Â
Naturally they need a network of expertise that they can source within the single border of planet Earth…
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In Japan, a joint venture is the structure permitted under Japanese Law that enables Japanese and foreign companies to combine their knowledge and resources to work as a single team. The joint venture gives partners the opportunity to leverage each other’s strengths while compensating for any weaknesses…
Albania has passed laws in favor of developers and of foreign companies that employ indigenous labor stand out.Â
In the recent past years, the AL Universities started with English-language lessons and the senior developers was hired for remote working for a lot of US, DE, GB, and many other EU companies to became expert using high standard methodologies…
High productivity occurs when the group of workers feels like they are part of a team that helps each other to speed up delivery and continuously improve quality.
Hiring valuable employees and keeping them attached to the company becomes increasingly difficult as the demand for software developers continues to grow around the world, making the current deficit increasingly worse.
If managers are flexible, intelligent with an enlightened strategy, they can create a hybrid environment where developers are cohesive and highly productive.
Coaching, training, education, tutoring, on boarding might be assigned to a socio-psychological background professional to guarantee the new hire will improve the stability of the team and will add value which will increase productivity and cohesion…
Age of Innovation
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