Current developments:

... a category of location data listed on a webpage that serves as a community profile or found in a location package as a report. Current developments is a header for information about what is going on in a location that is deemed to be of interest to enterprise developers and site selectors. In other words, it is a title for a report provided to prospects.

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Mexican Department of Commerce:

The Ministry of the Economy

sites related to commerce and industry

National e-Mexico System

Let's Go2Mexico links of interest

Mexico Phone Number Directory

more websites with information about Mexico and other countries around the world

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Search for a Resource:

The title for page 5 in the series that introduces The Network.

You can query the Web or look inside the websites The Network to find resources using the Google/.network search engine. A version of the search engine just for Googling the Web is available at the top of this page and others throughout the resource archive.

The Enterprise and Economic Development Library has a section with search resources.

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resources with a shelf life:

Shelf life is defined in the Enterprise and Economic Development Glossary. The answer to the question of why there are so many dead ends online addresses the issue of the shelf life of resources of interest to the .network user group. Members of the group, however, have access to free personal search assistance in the event that they find a resource in this archive with an expired shelf life. Your access is the same if, reading this, you sure whether you are a part of group.
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Business Navigator:

The New York Times Newsroom Navigator is a directory of links for use by journalists with a ... starting point for their forays onto the Web. A Business Navigator is also available.

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customer speak:

... voice of the customerwhen no one pays attention, customer speak is something that is likely to give employers and employees a jolt. It's not unusual for workers in the supply chain who don't have direct contact with customers to end up surprised, confused, and angry when they loose their jobs because the products they produce or services they provide are unacceptable. The customer speaks to issues of quality, cost, and workforce attitudes and actions to shoot themselves in the foot when they are not happy. Unhappy customers speak when they stop buying. Additional thoughts can be found through the following links.

customer loyalty maintenance links:

The Basics of Customer Experience by Mark Hurstfrom GoodExperience.com

Creating Customer Loyalty: The Customer Loyalty Gridfrom CRM2Day.com

Customer Centricityfrom Leader Values.com

customer relationship managementa topic of the CRM2Day.com glossary

Customer Service and beyondfrom The CEO Refresher website. (about) (links)

definition of CRM as Customer Retention Managementin the .network glossary

Hometown Business: Keep Them Coming Back for More: Customer Loyalty

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business development links:

business development as enterprise development as business development

definition of business developmentdiscussed in the .network glossary

meaning of business developmentdiscussed in Wikipedia

definition of sustainable business developmentdiscussed in the .network glossary

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