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		<title>A Formula for Writing Application Stories: Ingres Corporation&apos;s Story Of UC Berkeley&apos;s Digital Image Database As Example</title>
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		<description>An application story is a form of promotional writing that highlights the practical benefits of a new product. The story tells why a client company purchases the product over comparable market offerings to solve a business problem. The story is complete when the writer (1) states the client&apos;s problem; (2) gives the solution to the problem; (3) shows how the new product solves the problem; (4) describes the criteria the organization had originally set for a new system; (5) shows the benefits of the new system; and(6) describes future applications of the technology. Using this 6-step formula, promotional writers can produce successful application stories.</description>
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