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When we talk to clients in the IT and Biotechnology industries, the most common question we are asked is “Can you help our company get to the next level?” What they are really asking is: “How can we boost our Business Development efforts?”

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Wednesday, July 5

Conversation with eTouch

by Howard on Wed 05 Jul 2006 05:43 PM EDT

Len:

I’d like to blog an exchange of emails between the two of us. Is that acceptable? Here are some initial questions:

How did you personally get involved with eTouch?

What is the real 10X value of your company and its offerings?

How do you facilitate thought leadership?

Regards,

Howard

From: Leonard Dorfman [mailto:ldorfman@etouch.net]
Sent: July 5, 2006 5:27 PM
To: 'Howard Oliver'
Subject: RE: From Howard Oliver What If What Next - PR to Len Dorfman eTouch Systems

Hi Howard,

It’s great to hear that you like eTouch SamePage product. I appreciate your comments and thanks for including a link to us in your blog.

I look forward to chatting with you.

Regards,

Len

From: Howard Oliver [mailto:holiver@whatifwhatnext.com]
Sent: Monday, July 03, 2006 3:05 PM
To: ldorfman@etouch.net
Subject: From Howard Oliver What If What Next - PR to Len Dorfman eTouch Systems

Len Dorfman

eTouch Systems

510-795-4800 ext. 102

ldorfman@etouch.net

Hi Len:

I was very taken with your offering and will be suggesting eTouch for a large client project we will be starting next week. I am also going to post a link to your site on my blog – http://prmeasure.blogware.com. I’d be interested to chat with you further after the July4 break.

Regards,

Howard Oliver

What If What Next – PR

416-638-8582

About eTouch Systems

eTouch Systems is a leading provider of content-centric solutions and services that help organizations of any size unlock the value of their information to achieve real business results. eTouch solutions enable thought-leading organizations leverage their information assets to improve productivity, reduce cost, and accelerate time-to-value. eTouch customers are a diverse set of industry and thought leaders, including NASA, Cisco Systems, Kaplan, and Johnson & Johnson.

eTouch Systems, eTouch SamePage, and all other eTouch Systems product and service names are trademarks or registered trademarks of eTouch Systems, Inc. All other trademarks or registered trademarks herein are property of their respective owners.

eTouch Systems

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Speaker’s Series: Successful Entrepreneurs in Life Sciences Share Their Experiences

by Howard on Wed 05 Jul 2006 05:34 PM EDT

BioGEMS BioGEMS BioGEMS

When: Tuesday, July 11, 2006, 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.

Where: University of Toronto at Mississauga, Faculty Club, South Building, 3359 Mississauga Road

Cost: FREE with breakfast/parking

Registration: Email: bcip@utm.utoronto.ca

I have been asked to attend this event by Jagdish Yadav, Program and Commercialization Officer, Westen GTA Convergence Centre. Join us for an interesting event!

Howard

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Important trade routes

by Howard on Wed 05 Jul 2006 08:00 AM EDT

Silk and Spice Routes connected various empires across Europe and Asia, including the Roman Empire and the Han Dynasty, around the 1st century. These routes connected a number of trading posts and spanned a large part of the known world.

The Silk Road is the main route from the Iranian Plateau to Western China, leading from oasis to oasis, and skirting the deserts of Central Asia, which was in use long before it was officially sanctioned. See also Ancient tea route.
The Persian Royal Road was established by Persian kings, who set up way stations or caravanserai along the ancient Silk Road route across the Iranian Plateau.
Incense Routes connected the Arabian Peninsula to North Africa, Levant and Europe and were largely run by Arabian traders who supplied those regions with frankincense and myrrh from Oman and the Hadhramaut.
The ancient King's Highway and the Via Maris which connected Egypt and Mesopotamia via the Levant.

The Amber Road connected the North Sea and Baltic Sea coasts by way of the Vistula and Dnieper rivers to Italy, Greece, Black Sea and Egypt. The Silk Road could then be reached from the Black Sea for further transporting Baltic amber.
The Trade Route from the Varangians to the Greeks utilised portages in Russia to cross Europe and provided an alternative navigation route from the North Sea and the Baltic to the Black Sea and the Mediterranean, also reaching the Caspian Sea.
Trans-Saharan trade routes connected West Africa and Mediterranean countries.
The route of the annual Manila Galleon linking Manila with Acapulco was the most important trans-Pacific trade route in the 16th and 17th centuries.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trade_routes

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