The Rise Of China

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The Chinese market is an obvious source of inspiration, talent, and opportunity for Australian businesses. But tackling such a complex market needs considerable context, insight, and cultural understanding. At ThoughtWorks Live Australia 2016, Angela Ferguson and Hu Kai shared stories and learnings around the level of upfront preparation, commitment, and assessment needed to ensure the best chance of success in the Chinese market.

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RISE OF CHINA
Kai Hu & Ange Ferguson
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$30,000
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CHINA AUSTRALIA

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