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Changing Business Direction – Four Steps to Consider as you Chart a New Course - Small Business Matters

Changing the direction of your business - including altering your product or service offering, selling to a new market, or opting for new distribution channels - is no mean feat and requires significant planning and organizational buy in.

community2.business.gov. Added by mahendra dash on October 23, 2009

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