The metal manufacturing cluster businesses in Bridgeport, for example, don't make the same products, but they have the same need to train new machine tool craftsmen to replace an aging work force and to use Internet e-commerce technology to market their products.
The company said it was in talks with several potential buyers for some or all of its instrument-cluster business, which has annual sales of $500 million, and expects a sale in the middle of next year.
In addition, inter-enterprise efficiency-enhancing structures such as clusters, business chambers and entrepreneurs associations have been created, and are being patiently strengthened.
They maintain that college athletes are not more likely than nonathletes to become leaders later in life, and that if they make more money than classmates it's only because they cluster in business majors and go into finance.
"We have an airlift problem to Brazil in general and to Salvador in particular," said Eduardo Farina of the Bahian Entertainment, Culture and Tourism Cluster, a business association uniting 14 companies and institutions involved in local tourism.
The cluster small business contains a total of 93 literatures.
Meanwhile, Cluster's business model, which will involve photo books and gifts, and maybe more, has yet to kick in.
Unconsciously, these words foster "us versus them" thinking and, without being aware of it, we have mentally eliminated a huge cluster of business opportunities.
Of course, the old analog cell phone had been around for years, but adoption was limited to a small cluster of business users (think Gordon Gekko in Oliver Stone's 1987 movie "Wall Street").
The condo is a short walk from a cluster of businesses that welcome gays and straights.
The cluster of businesses in Aberdeen has achieved a critical mass thanks to the North Sea.
