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A special day for SAMSSA in 2009 December 10, 2009 was a special day for me. Working with a small and determined group of invisible mining supply companies in the early stages of 2003 has now evolved into a viable, dynamic community of entrepreneurs making a difference in Northern Ontario and throughout the world. | |
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Building Northern Ontario’s supply sector After waiting three years, the first wave of funding for a study of Northern Ontario’s mining supply and services sector has arrived. This funding will ultimately propel the industry from obscurity to the forefront. | |
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Best practices for commercializing products and services In most cases, if I ask our SAMSSA (Sudbury Area Mining Supply and Service Association) member companies how they are structuring their company to become more innovative, the reaction is either a puzzled look or a smile. The usual, universal response is, "we are innovating everyday based on requests from our clients that improve our products and services." | |
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Supply corridor growing What do the City of Greater Sudbury and North Bay have in common that make them unique within the global mining context? | |
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More recognition for suppliers needed I had the good fortune to spend a day recently with mining colleagues and mining supply and service leaders in a workshop in Sudbury sponsored by NORCAT and the Conference Board of Canada to discuss the importance of mining and related services within the national and provincial political context. | |
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SAMSSA spreads its wings It’s a busy time to fly with all the global activity of mergers, buyouts, consolidations, increased exploration and inflated commodity prices. | |
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Business systems enhance competencies In the last few years, the Sudbury Area Mining Supply and Service Association (SAMSSA) has been focused on expanding its membership and building international and domestic relationships within the mining sector. | |
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