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6 Common Mistakes businesses Make Before Shipping Overseas

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By Sarah Franklin
When Businesses prepare to ship goods overseas, the focus often goes straight to the obvious questions. How much will it cost? How long will it take? What paperwork is needed? Those are all important, of course. But in my experience, many of the biggest problems in international shipping begin earlier than that. They begin with assumptions. Who is responsible for collection? Who is arranging the main carriage? Who is handling export and import formalities?
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AI Meets Print: Lulu Unlocks the Next Phase of the Personalization Economy

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By Sarah Franklin
| EIN Presswire
New data reveals explosive demand for AI-powered, print-on-demand customization Personalization levels the playing field.
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The courage to lead: Women, technology, and the work that remains Original

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By Sarah Franklin
| IT Brief UK
Courage is a word I return to often in leadership. Sometimes courage means making a difficult decision. Sometimes it means building something entirely new. And sometimes it is much simpler: walking into a room where you weren't expected to be. For women in technology, that experience is familiar. At a CEO conference last year, attended predominantly by men, I was mistaken more than once for a spouse or a member of support staff. In moments like that, you have a choice.
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