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Community Blog: Partnering: A reason, a season or a lifetime?

Posted on Saturday, October 29, 2005 @ 06:46 PM EDT

Anonymous writes "You're thinking of forming a partnership with someone - is it a good idea or not? If so, what type of partnership makes sense?

Susan Bari, author of "Partnering for Profit - Success Strategies for Tomorrow's Supply Chain", uses the adage of entering into a relationship for either "a reason, a season or a lifetime" to discuss different types of partnership strategies.

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Susan Bari's article on Timing: A reason, a season or a lifetime?."
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