Abstract
AbstractCommunication of commercially exploitable technical information from laboratories based at the Headquarters of a large industrial organization to customers located throughout the world is shown to fall off rapidly with distance. Methods to overcome the barriers associated with distance are described. It is shown that establishing local laboratories in distant overseas markets dramatically increases the flow of technical information.
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