"industry exchange" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a discussion or exchange of information between people working in the same industry. For example, "The industry exchange generated many new ideas on how to improve production efficiency."
At one time, some industry exchanges were expected to be worth more than their parent companies.
I talked to followers about the industry, exchanging experiences and looking for inspiration.
In industry, exchanging cards is much more common than handing over a CV or résumé.
The redundancy issue is likely to confront other industry exchanges soon.
BUZZ: One of the most well-known and well-funded industry exchanges, with $72 million from notables such as FedEx, Dell and Hummer Winblad.
In order to create industry exchanges where goods can be bought and sold, Kurnit speculates about partnering with software firms, which make the programs that runs such exchanges, or partnering with successful exchanges that are already up and running.
"We believe Oracle's involvement in industry exchanges firmly entrenches the company in the middle of the B2B [business-to-business] world with its industrial strength software and services," says Melissa Eisenstat, a research analyst with CIBC World Markets.
"EBay will become the kind of exchange that so many other companies tried to build," says Scott. "Companies will use the API to create a link to a part of eBay's network where [they] can do business, instead of trying to develop industry exchanges with competitors".
For example, Israel should host CEOs of large companies such as Turkcell and Turkish Airlines for networking and industry exchanges, and agree to invitations to send Israeli CEO's to Istanbul for this same purpose.
Critically, it strengthens SAP's hand in talks to form Covisint, a car-industry exchange being formed by Ford, General Motors and DaimlerChrysler, to which SAP has close ties.
