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http://dances-with-elephants.typepad.com/blog/"> Yes, “ http://dances-with-elephants.typepad.com/blog/ - Dances With Elephants ” is the title of this new blog by Autodesk’s Jim Quanci and very fitting when you understand the purpose of the new blog. The blog is not about literally dancing with a two ton pachyderm, but instead a metaphor for the small companies working with large companies. “The purpose of this blog is to de-mystify the purpose, value, process and most importantly business growth opportunities created by partnerships between large companies (“elephants”) and small companies.” I have known the author http://dances-with-elephants.typepad.com/blog/about-the-author.html#tp - Jim Quanci well before I joined http://www.autodesk.com - Autodesk . Jim has spent his knowledge and energy for the past several years developing the http://www.autodesk.com/developers - Autodesk Developer Network ( http://www.autodesk.com/developers - ADN ) into a very successful Autodesk group. About Jim: “He oversees an international team of Partner Evangelists and Software Engineers supporting of over 3600 software development partners – members of the Autodesk Developer Network - who complement and extend Autodesk solutions.“ I hope you you will check out this new blog and enjoy the topics from Jim’s unique perspective and experience. http://dances-with-elephants.typepad.com/blog/ - Dances With Elephants (http://dances-with-elephants.typepad.com/blog/) If you want to check out more Autodesk blogs, navigate over to the page listing all of them at http://blogs.autodesk.com - http://blogs.autodesk.com . Cheers, Shaan
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