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Feb, 2012
It has become more and more challenging to deliver products–especially complex and intricate components, systems, and platforms–on time in this day and age. For many, the global economic recession brought with it reductions in personnel; and yet, military and aerospace (mil/aero) were still expected to (and needed to) deliver novel, high-tech products on time and on budget without the advent … Read More
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A while back I read an article on How to survive a recession, which discusses how small businesses can recession-proof themselves and gives some good common-sense advice. Historically, small companies are been at greatest risk during a recession, yet being smaller means they are more agile, and so better able to make the changes necessary to survive and even prosper when the upturn comes.
The article … 
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