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The following lists are intended to update interested persons with updates and upgrades to the various Web sites administered by the Asia Pacific Management Forum. They are announcement lists only and no longer support discussion. Announcements average around 12 a year. Click on any list to subscribe to the list. Your first email will include "unsubscribe" and other useful information. Your email by default is not made known to other members unless you choose to list it. It will be available only to APMF adminstrative staff who are bound by our confidentiality policy. Your email can not therefore be used for any purpose other than the announcement list, including its sale to second parties.

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Over the five years of its existance, the APMF has striven to provide interactive facilities for our friends and visitors, with mixed success. Providing interactivity with due account to confidentiality, spamming, and relevance, has been a difficult road. We are now pleased to launch a service which we feel maximises involvement and ease of use, while minimizing "noise". We trust you will now be able to discuss, network and make announcements amongst and for professionals in the field of Asia Pacific business with security and ease. The discussion facilities are fully moderated and no registration is necessary. Just post!

The Asia Pacific Management Forum Discussion facility is designed to facilitate networking, discussion and information exchange between visitors to the Forum and all those involved professionally in areas relating to business, management, marketing, business research, market research, and economics in Asia. Culture, politics, society, and travel are other areas covered to the extent they impact on business.

All discussion and announcement areas are monitored daily by APMF staff and off-topic or purely commercial postings are immediately deleted to ensure the highest possible relevance and signal to noise ratio.

All APMF Web Sites focus on an aspect of Asia-Pacific business and management. However, as the Forum is wide-ranging, the discussion sections are divided into separate topics to facilitate relevance and search.

Links to the relevant discussion or announcement area are provided throughout the participating sites, however the main menu can be accessed from:

http://www.apmforum.com/board/