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| Benefits of high extensibility are said to include a broad range of durometer and tensile strength properties, and low specific gravity with cost-effective compounding. As growth outpaced the extensibility (up until Fall 2003 most modular storage systems had a maximum raw storage capacity of 35TB) of these modular systems, users were forced to upgrade to a more powerful models or added additional systems. BizFlow 7 includes significant enhancements to its previous versions, offering its clients a higher return on their investment by reducing the total cost of ownership, increasing its extensibility, enhancing its user and system configurability and accelerating business results. |
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