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From : Matt Mc_Carthy
Date : Wed Mar 28 2001 03:56 pm

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Subj:     Interface inheritance in Visual Basic
Date:     3/28/2001 5:10:02 AM Central Standard Time
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really is a mixed bag.
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CUSTOMER DATA IS THE CRUX OF CRM'S FUTURE 
To make the most of CRM, organizations should form strategies around 
customer data and build a repository of customer information, according 
to Gartner analyst Scott Nelson. Read what Nelson said during Gartner's 
CRM Summit Spring 2001.
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