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Aug | 22 | 2011

Aug | 22 | 2011
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Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google are not successful because they’re big. They’re big because they’re successful.

I’ve already had a few relatively animated discussions with intelligent folks about whether small businesses can learn anything from The Gang of Four. I say yes.

That doesn’t mean that you or I can buy DoubleClick or Zappos. We can’t.

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But aren’t there other companies out there that complement your products and services? Aren’t they’re ways to work together short of an expensive and highly public acquisition?

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