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TBK Consult has launched a podcast channel titled "The Channel to Global Market Leadership" with content for business development, marketing, sales development, sales and other revenue generation professionals in the information technology industry.

Kun 6 % af virksomhederne i den private sektor formår at eksportere deres produkter – 50 % indstiller deres eksport indenfor 1 år! Faktisk estimeres det, at Danmark har et uforløst eksportpotentiale på 25 mia. kr. alene til EU.

To support the ambitions of the Indian Government's plans for encouraging more innovation in technology and manufacturing, APACSMA will be offering a series of workshops facilitated by Hans Peter Bech in Bengaluru (Bangalore) in 2017.

The annual report from TBK Consult showing the relative demand for IT in each of the 229 countries in the world confirms the steady shift from Europe and the Americas towards Asia. 25 countries now account for over 80% of global demand.

To support the ambition behind the Singapore government's Research, Innovation and Enterprise (RIE) 2020 Plan APACSMA & TBK Consult will be organizing workshops to help the Singapore entrepreneurial communities commercialize their value proposition

TBK Consult has released a whitepaper presenting a fast way for smaller information technology companies to undertake a quick assessment of potential export markets, endeavouring to save resources while considering global expansion.

Global demand for information technology is on the move. America and Europe are declining and Australasia is gaining. The top 25 countries represent close to 85% of total demand.

For the fourth consecutive year, software industry and Microsoft Community expert Steen Helmer invited as speaker for two sessions at DirectionsEMEA, Prague, October 2016

Software industry veteran and bestselling author Hans Peter Bech to deliver keynote on "How to Build a Successful Software Business" at the CommsVision Conference at the Gleneagles Hotel in November 2016.

New whitepaper from TBK Consult argues that social selling without situational and contextual content is like partying with robots.