A guide for those who want to learn something about
the process. Links access resources that .network
users often ask about. Most questions come from users involved in
development of locations, for example, the link to the summary of
best practices for places seeking economic development. If you do
not readily see a link for a resource of interest, ask
us to deliver on the .network search promise,
or if you are looking for a
location rather than a resource, move on to EDN/Area
Development.
links:
  location
data
location
data suppliers
economic
development directories with links to an economic development directory
contacts
most-used
resources
search
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links:
 basics
of economic development
e-file
with economic development definitions in The Network glossary
The
Community and Economic Development
contacts
for moving forward with enterprise
and economic development
best
practices for local economic development
networking
and the virtual association
location
data standards *
marketing
for local economic development
newsletter
search
resources directory
Websearch
with access to top-rated search engines and other resources
links
as provided in the companion webfile about this page
* A location
data standard is the same thing as a site
selection data standard.
One way of defining location data presented for comparative
analysis: ... accurate information in a format that can
provide apples to apples comparisons of communities ... Quote
from: http://www.iedconline.org/hotlinks/site_selection.html.
Webfile no longer available see
IEDC
listed in the .network glossary.
CLICK
HERE for the list of location data standards with links to other
resources.
Greg
Last, an economic development practitioner, offers a collection
of economic development terms under the title: A
Summary of Economic Development Terms
The Network publishes an online newsletter to introduce
user-recommended
resources. It's news when a resource is discovered or becomes
available for our target audience of users because the idea behind
The Network is exchanging (virtual
networking) or sharing (publishing)
information. It's a free service we offer to publish descriptions
and links to worthwhile resources that can help to move the enterprise
and economic development processes forward. Publishing includes
critiques as well as comments about resources, and a limited number
of original resource papers or if you already have a paper or reprint
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to it. Our newsletter is named The
Resource Report.
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