A Book I Must Have for Doing Business in China

By Des Walsh | Jun 16, 2008

Having read some notices by various highly credentialed people about a new book to be launched on July 7, Think Like Chinese, by HANG Haihua and Geoff Baker, I know this is a book I must have and preferably before I go on my next trip to China in mid July.
I’m especially interested in what […]

Here’s a Way to Help Victims of China’s Quake

By Des Walsh | May 15, 2008

If, like me, you have been distressed by the plight of the children and adults buried in the rubble and other victims of China’s quake and would like a reliable way to help, here is one.
My good friend and colleague, Lonnie B. Hodge, has pointed me to the web/blog button link provided by Ryan McLaughlin, […]

Ni Hao from Oz: edited

By Des Walsh | Apr 9, 2008

Whoops! this was meant to be a private page, not a post. Apologies if you have come here expecting something interesting. I’m editing it rather than deleting it, so as to provide a little less confusion.

WordFrame Partners with Webarts for Asia-Pacific

By Des Walsh | Apr 1, 2008

ITBrix/ WordFrame announced last week, via PRWeb, the appointment of my company as solution providers for WordFrame – with a special emphasis on our Asia Pacific region.
I’m excited about this. In various forums and conversations and on this and other blogs I have been promoting the use of social media in business for a while. […]

What to Know About Doing Business in China

By Des Walsh | Mar 29, 2008

My friend and colleague, Professor Lonnie B. Hodge, has written the first in a series on doing business in China.
He is less than complimentary about the books and other guides out there already:
We have bookshelves stacked full of expensive kindling labeled “how to do business in China” that we will later use to heat […]

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