Andrew Walmsley on Digital: The future is cheap
27 Jul 2011 | by Andew Walmsley
Four trends are changing the business world forever by making start-ups inexpensive and easy.
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If your portfolio of brands is exposed to the volatility of the so-called 'basket-case' economies of Europe, you are probably drawing up contingency plans, preparing for the worst.
Four trends are changing the business world forever by making start-ups inexpensive and easy.
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