Titlebook: Success Strategies and Knowledge Transfer in Cross-Border Consulting Operations; Roger Svensson Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media

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Development Agencies, Clients and Consulting Firms,eral development agencies and how these agencies differ from the multilateral development agencies.’ Finally, I discuss the different procurement rules applied by the most important multilateral development agencies and how these rules affect the CFs. This information will be used in the analysis in later chapters.

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Management Services and State-Owned Consulting Firms,ation to this trend for private CFs can be inhibited by the presence of state-owned CFs, which are affiliates of government authorities or infrastructure operators. Whether or not these state-owned CFs have an unfair competitive advantage compared with privately owned CFs is also examined.

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Book 2000m developing a theoretical framework whichdiffers from traditional theories about international trade, the mainissues analyzed in this book are: 1) Success determinants whentendering for international consulting contracts; 2) The choicebetween exports, acquisition of a local firm or establishing agr

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Knowledge Transfer,markets, and the advantages and disadvantages with turnkey projects are also examined. Finally, I empirically test how the indicators of knowledge transfer—cooperation with local firms and training—vary across the financing of the project and the development level of the host country.

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Theoretical Framework,ention is paid to the differences between the manufacturing and consulting service sectors. The theoretical framework is fundamental to the analysis in later chapters when I empirically describe and test various issues.

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Success Strategies and Competitiveness in the Global Market,ze whether it is advisable to cooperate with and follow contractors and investment material suppliers when going abroad. Furthermore, the role of government authorities that subsidize consulting exports is analyzed, as well as the performance by Swedish CFs in a market financed by multilateral development agencies.

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