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It’s a Small World After All : WSI Article Featured in Canadian Business Franchise Magazine |
 | | WSI's business is obviously directly related to the spectacular growth of the Internet, and to the growth of e-mail and websites, all vehicles that have revolutionized the way business is done in the twenty-first century. |
| | In the food business, for example, the challenges of standardizing restaurant menus from one country to the next to respond to differing laws, cultures, religious requirements, ease of supply, etc. are intricate and expensive. |
| | A restaurant business, for example, will require localized menus and translations of all printed items, a substantial expense to be sure, whereas in the case of an Internet-based business we have found that most items we distribute as a franchisor do not, in fact, need to be translated for all franchisees. |
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