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Protect confidentiality when meeting with resource and service providers and wanting to be discreet. For example, Don't wear or handout anything that would lead someone to identify your employer. Items with logos, such as lapel pins, often give away identities. If an enterprise development project has confidential elements and its owner seeks to maintain control of when and where he wants to be identified, then using credit cards or providing personal information in places of interest can mean trouble. Develop a checklist of things that could give away your identity and use it before traveling or entering meeting. Arrange for a blind address. This tip included managing all communications that are traceable. There are standards for professional conduct for resource and service providers engaged in the enterprise and economic process. One is to respect confidentiality. Nevertheless, it pays to be cautious about who to trust. That's not to say that a site selector should be unreasonably suspicious, but putting resource and service providers on notice and being alert is a way of working smart. See the answer to an often asked question about working discreetly with contacts. available buildings and sites ... a category of location data. The Enterprise and Economic Development Glossary has definitions of available building and real estate site. Surveys conducted by marketing consultants for locations wanting economic development indicated at one time that available buildings and sites can be one of the most important promotional items offered online. Use the search engine at the top of this page to Google the Web for a place of interest and its available buildings and sites. Suggested searches are shown below so that you can copy and paste italicized text lines. Substituting the identity of the place of interest for the word location. In the event that your search results are not satisfactory, send us an email with the location identity in its subject line and the phrase, available buildings and sites, in the memo section. Our response will be the free service of helping you find a contact who has the information you want. commercial and industrial building owners and managers: Some names of nations listed below are linked to GRC directory files. If a name on the list is not shown highlighted as a link, CLICK HERE to request that we open a file and include the BOMA affiliate among other mission contacts. Likewise, if you are interested in a country not on the list send us an email. See the global list of countries in Economic Development.net.
Building Operating Management is acknowledged for
having provided The Network with information about Building
Owners and Managers International (BOMI). For information
about the publication and others that are related, go to www.facilitiesnet.com.  Inbound Logistics Magazine: Inbound Logistics is
an example of a business publication that focuses on supply chain management.
Its mission is to provide ... logistics
managers with the information they need to speed cycle times, reduce
inventories, and use logistics expertise ... See transportation defined
in the .network glossary. There are other specialized
publications that have been brought to the attention of The Network over
the years. Some
can be searched above. Some links suggested for publication listings on this page in years past were later broken. Look for up-to-date links by using the search engine at the top of this page or immediately above. Copy and paste the following names and any additional keywords keeping quotation marks intact: Search the Web for ... NFPA buyers guide "National Fire Protection
Association" site selection directory: ... a publication online of
announcements of enterprise
development and site
selection projects including
profiles and specifications or
selection criteria for the purpose of cost-efficient distribution
to resource
and service providers in order to solicit their responses
with information packages and/or proposals. In the case of a site
selection project, the resource and service provider respondents
initially needed
are classified
as location data suppliers. A directory
may be the operation of a site
selection network when rooted in a publication service similar
to that of Plant
Site Locators which operated for several years of the 1990s.
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