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Change: ourthe online pre-conferenceconference wiki! Here we hope to explore the themes and ideas that will form the basis for our conversation at the conference. We   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 408)

Change:  If you would like to directly edit page content, apply to be a writer!Conference ThemeFirms from established, mature economies are increasingly expanding into emerging markets. So much so, that some economists are calling this the century of emeringemerging markets (watch the short   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 409)

Change: videos, articles, orand more! This being a wiki, every registered user is able to view and edit pages; look at the side of the page for a quick primer.Conference ThemeFirms from established, mature economies are increasingly expanding into emerging markets. So much so, that some economists   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 394)

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Change: The conference will feature speakers from both industry (Ray Archer, Dell Americas Operations) and academia (Hau Lee, Stanford) as well as panels with executives from   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 375)

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Change: May 7-8 – Austin, TX Globalization: Sourcing from and Supplying to Emerging Markets May 7-8 – Austin, TX Firms from established, mature economies are increasingly expanding into emerging markets. For one firm the driver   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 296)

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