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Then, after a few quarters, customers notice a marked quality difference and are already shopping the competition The absence of robust sales activity for lack of any good marketing support shuts off the pipeline of vital new business leads and new customers.
Chief financial officer or chief forget-about-it officer? by Sink, Chuck / New Hampshire Business Review
0 is utilized to realize marked quality and time-to-market gains.
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According to Madgy Fouad, vice president of process technology, Chemical & Specialties Operating Company, Fluor Daniel: "Immediate benefits we have experienced from integrating Zyqad and AspenTech software include a marked quality improvement from inputting data just one time and the ability to easily use our employees' expertise in every Fluor Daniel office by work sharing on projects, as each will have access to the database.
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