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Bazaar Expanding : Encouraging Developer Communities in the Developing World

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 Another strategy is to use trajectories from similar “sister” countries as blueprints for the target country. For example, Kenya’s path towards economic and technology development is both praised and critiqued as a standard-bearing example for its East African neighbors (In this vein, Google’s Nairobi office currently serves as a experience-gathering hub for Google’s eventual expansion into surrounding countries).
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