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International standards with no international = bupkes

Development-in-a-Box™ pushes international standards, but likewise seeks to create basic international connectivity.

If you create capacity with people in disconnected places, you generate nothing but a brain drain, so says Paul Collier (brilliant former WB economist). You train them to international standards and they'll just leave--duh!

That's why DiB pushes both rules and connectivity in a combined package. We bake in the rules with the connectivity. That's the simplest explanation of Development-in-a-Box™: connectivity with the rules baked in.

Here's a Philadelphia Inquirer article about Enterra and our DiB work in Iraq.. Some nice pix of Steve (quoted many times) and a quote from me included.

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Very good article!

You guys at Enterra will change the world, one contract at a time.

Kudos to you visionaries in action! You give us average Americans real hope about winning the peace!

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