SMEs that decide to internationalize and export have a lot to gain from globalization. However, according to the Inter-American Investment Corporation (ICC), there are some issues that each businessman should evaluate before deciding to enter the international market.
An export plan is a tool that allows companies to align resources for purposes of selling in external markets. The Inter-American Investment Corporation explains why SMEs should have one in place.
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The first step in any SME “export plan” should be to evaluate the export potential of the company. In this regard, businessmen must analyze the company’s innovation and technological standing and the characteristics of the products. They must also consider the company’s trading and financial capacity as well as the available human resources.
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