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Customer Diversity: Providing Great Customer Experience Across Cultures
By Julia Lewis The world is getting smaller. Nations and communities are becoming more diverse. Due to advances in communication, the spread of e-commerce and the ease of travel, many businesses today can expand to cross cultural and geographic boundaries. With the...