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Bridging the Culture Gap is a seminal book on trans-cultural communication. The book discusses how businesses which evolve on a global scale must bridge the rifts between cultures to ensure clear communication. It teaches readers about business communication and the art of speaking in a global style, decreasing the chance of misunderstanding and miscommunication. It explains how it is essential and how companies have suffered due to a lack of training in global communication in the past. The book is an essential read for managers working with clients from another country and for business managers working in a global corporation. About the Authors Penny Carte is currently the Research and Development Director at Canning, a global company working in international communications training for nearly two decades. Chris Fox is a Portals Technology Specialist for Microsoft, and works with MOM 2000 SP1, and has developed MOM 2000 and 2005 for over 500 nodes. He is a former enterprise developer for AD/DNS/DHCP/WINS and Exchange architectures and has written for Outlook and Exchange magazine, .NET magazine, and has contributed to Exchange 2000 24x7.