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Created on August 3, 2016 Michael Waters is an International Trade Specialist for the U.S. Commercial Service office in Atlanta In this digital age, a website is a necessity for any business of any size across all industries. A company’s website speaks about the organization and should be viewed by management as a virtual introduction of products and services offered to prospective customers.

Created on August 3, 2016 Michael Waters is an International Trade Specialist for the U.S. Commercial Service office in Atlanta In this digital age, a website is a necessity for any business of any size across all industries. A company’s website speaks about the organization and should be viewed by management as a virtual introduction of products and services offered to prospective customers.

Created on August 3, 2016 Michael Waters is an International Trade Specialist for the U.S. Commercial Service office in Atlanta In this digital age, a website is a necessity for any business of any size across all industries. A company’s website speaks about the organization and should be viewed by management as a virtual introduction of products and services offered to prospective customers.

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U.S. Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker today met with the new U.K. Secretary of State for International Trade Liam Fox, who is making his first trip abroad in his new role. Secretary Pritzker and Secretary Fox both emphasized the importance of U.S.-U.K. commercial ties in light of the Brexit vote, and the indispensable partnership between the two countries not only in leading the world economy, but in addressing regional and global challenges.

His visit underscored the importance of these countries to the United States government and business community, further advancing the Department’s commercial diplomacy agenda.

His visit underscored the importance of these countries to the United States government and business community, further advancing the Department’s commercial diplomacy agenda.

His visit underscored the importance of these countries to the United States government and business community, further advancing the Department’s commercial diplomacy agenda.

The U.S. Census Bureau’s Innovation and Operational Efficiency (IOE) program exemplifies operational excellence. Begun in 2010 by former Census Bureau Director Robert Groves, the program has resulted in nearly $46 million in combined savings and cost avoidance to U.S. taxpayers. The idea behind IOE is to leverage employee creativity and innovation toward cost savings and operational efficiency. As of 2016, the Census Bureau has funded 106 projects based on over 2,100 submissions.

Data, you might say, is the innovation currency of the Digital Age. Data solutions surround us – like when we’re in the backseat of an Uber browsing LinkedIn while the driver uses Waze for the best route while streaming Pandora on the radio. Every day innovators are using public and private data to dream up and deliver new customer solutions. And we’re just at the beginning.

Data, you might say, is the innovation currency of the Digital Age. Data solutions surround us – like when we’re in the backseat of an Uber browsing LinkedIn while the driver uses Waze for the best route while streaming Pandora on the radio. Every day innovators are using public and private data to dream up and deliver new customer solutions. And we’re just at the beginning.

Data, you might say, is the innovation currency of the Digital Age. Data solutions surround us – like when we’re in the backseat of an Uber browsing LinkedIn while the driver uses Waze for the best route while streaming Pandora on the radio. Every day innovators are using public and private data to dream up and deliver new customer solutions. And we’re just at the beginning.

The U.S. Commerce Department’s National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) today announced that 19 small businesses will receive nearly $3.3 million in grants to spur U.S. innovation and competitiveness through federally funded research and development.

On entrepreneurship, the Commerce Department already stands front and center in advancing several new initiatives to strengthen America’s place as the global economic leader. It leads the Presidential Ambassadors for Global Entrepreneurship program, which brings together America’s top entrepreneurs to use their stories and knowledge to mentor and inspire young people and start-ups across our country and around the world; and the Commerce Department participates in the annual Global…