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Monday, July 23, 2012

Competing in Adjacent African and Asian Markets

In this Case Study, see how our experts assisted a construction and engineering customer compete in a global, adjacent market.

​Challenge

Our client is a worldwide leading construction, consulting, remediation, and engineering services firm with commercial and governmental clients across the globe. In spite of their growing portfolio of work, the client was looking to compete in an adjacent market space within multiple African and Asian countries that required modification to their standard development processes. The client’s business development team engaged Res Rei Development to support their competitive bid for obtaining a vendor contract on a project with a total ceiling value of $800 million. Of additional importance to the client, Res Rei Development brought African and Asian expertise to illuminate local supply chain options that would reduce total pass through costs to the end customer and improve our client’s overall competitive position for this particular project. Click Here for the full case study.

Monday, March 19, 2012

Improving Methodologies for African Expansion

In this Case Study, see how our experts assisted a large service client improve their African Expansion Methodologies.

​Challenge

​Our client is a professional services firm providing services to U.S. Governmental and commercial entities around the world. In spite of numerous awards for growth and its existing projects within Africa, the company began to experience significant setbacks to their growth plans for the continent resulting from weaknesses in their proposals. Therefore, the Vice President of Business Development engaged Res Rei Development to help root out the causes of these setbacks. Equally important to the client, we brought experience in operating on the continent of Africa and best practices to eliminate the Universalist approach to conducting business in the extremely diverse environment. Click Here for the full study.