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		<title>Do the Right Project!</title>
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		<description>Offers an approach to achieving &apos;Quality of Service&apos; that emphasizes the importance of understanding your customer&apos;s business problems, soliciting active customer involvement, and employing prototyping techniques to create cost-effective solutions. A new definition of quality has also emerged.</description>
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		<title>Customer Service IS a Profit Center</title>
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		<description>If you provide after the sale customer service reluctantly, or delegate it to outsourced, but cheaper, providers, you&apos;re making a huge mistake. Customer service generates revenue via word of mouth, cross-sell and up-sell opportunities, and repeat purchases by satisfied customers.</description>
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