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Does Apple have to do EVERYTHING itself?

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Retail Therapy

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CRM: When Should Customer Service Run the Show?

Most customers think about CRM as a sales and marketing system. But in many industries, the customer actually has more contact with customer service. When should CS be running the CRM show, and what changes when they do?

| Opinion | CRM | Hardware | Software | 11/24/09 at 1:39 pm


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The App Store gets a fix -- but not fixed

Much as we may love Phil Schiller, he can't right every wrong -- he's a busy guy.

| Opinion | Development | Mobile & wireless | 11/24/09 at 3:10 am |


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