Re: Timeline for Import / Export Business

Re: RE: [spiers] Re: Timeline for Import / Export Business

Well, there is my website at www.johnspiers.com where there may be something
new occasionally...

John
In a message dated 4/26/02 3:29:05 PM, dean.harris@spirentcom.com writes:

<< Hi John,

I done the import/export course with you last fall. I keep getting these
emails. Some are very informative and I enjoy reading them.

Is there a website with this/more info or are the emails just it?


Thanks,

Dean Harris >>

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Re: Timeline for Import / Export Business

Re: RE: [spiers] Re: Timeline for Import / Export Business

Hi John,

I'm very interested in reading your response to both Dean's inquiry and seeing
your project plan chart, per emails below.

Thank you and I hope all is going well!

Sincerely yours



In a message dated Fri, 26 Apr 2002 6:28:34 PM Eastern Daylight Time, "Harris,
Dean" writes:

>Hi John,
>
>I done the import/export course with you last fall. I keep getting these
>emails. Some are very informative and I enjoy reading them.
>
>Is there a website with this/more info or are the emails just it?
>
>
>Thanks,
>
>Dean Harris
>
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: wileyccc@aol.com [mailto:wileyccc@aol.com]
>Sent: Friday, April 26, 2002 2:44 PM
>To: undisclosed-recipients
>Subject: [spiers] Re: Timeline for Import / Export Business
>
>
>
>In a message dated 4/26/02 2:03:27 PM, donlow@microsoft.com writes:
>
><< Hi John,
>
>From your experience, what is the average amount of time it takes from
>sourcing the product to actually getting your first order? What is the
>breakdown of time for each phase from sourcing to delivery?
>
>Than >>
>
>9 months would be typical... a week to dream up the product... 2-3 weeks to
>get to the point where customers say it is a good idea and does not exist...
>
>6 weeks to whittle down the potential suppliers and the samples... you know
>what I think I am going to do... I am going to lay this out as a pert
>project
>plan chart...with a budget... and make it available as a .pdf.. it's a good
>question.. thanks... bug me in 2 weeks if you don't have it by then...
>
>John

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Re: Timeline for Import / Export Business

RE: [spiers] Re: Timeline for Import / Export Business

Hi John,

I done the import/export course with you last fall. I keep getting these
emails. Some are very informative and I enjoy reading them.

Is there a website with this/more info or are the emails just it?


Thanks,

Dean Harris



-----Original Message-----
From: wileyccc@aol.com [mailto:wileyccc@aol.com]
Sent: Friday, April 26, 2002 2:44 PM
To: undisclosed-recipients
Subject: [spiers] Re: Timeline for Import / Export Business



In a message dated 4/26/02 2:03:27 PM, donlow@microsoft.com writes:

<< Hi John,

From your experience, what is the average amount of time it takes from
sourcing the product to actually getting your first order? What is the
breakdown of time for each phase from sourcing to delivery?

Than >>

9 months would be typical... a week to dream up the product... 2-3 weeks to
get to the point where customers say it is a good idea and does not exist...

6 weeks to whittle down the potential suppliers and the samples... you know
what I think I am going to do... I am going to lay this out as a pert
project
plan chart...with a budget... and make it available as a .pdf.. it's a good
question.. thanks... bug me in 2 weeks if you don't have it by then...

John

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In a message dated 4/26/02 2:03:27 PM, donlow@microsoft.com writes:

<< Hi John,

From your experience, what is the average amount of time it takes from
sourcing the product to actually getting your first order? What is the
breakdown of time for each phase from sourcing to delivery?

Than >>

9 months would be typical... a week to dream up the product... 2-3 weeks to
get to the point where customers say it is a good idea and does not exist...
6 weeks to whittle down the potential suppliers and the samples... you know
what I think I am going to do... I am going to lay this out as a pert project
plan chart...with a budget... and make it available as a .pdf.. it's a good
question.. thanks... bug me in 2 weeks if you don't have it by then...

John

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