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The solution worked, but it was a one-size-fits-all spam filter. If a customer felt that their mail was being filtered too aggressively or not aggressively enough, we couldn't make changes without affecting every other customer.

Sure, a filter might be great for a while, but eventually [a customer] may lose mailing-list subscriptions, order confirmations and important correspondence, ... If someone is viewing my mail based on the fact it may be considered spam, this is also a problem.

Sure, a filter might be great for a while, but eventually [a customer] may lose mailing-list subscriptions, order confirmations and important correspondence. If someone is viewing my mail based on the fact it may be considered spam, this is also a problem.

It won't reduce spam directly. AOL is already good at managing spam issues, and Yahoo is getting better. It may make it easier to filter mail, and may provide more resources for spam prevention, but it could also mean that people lose emails, and so change provider.

If there were a good, user-level solution out there, we wouldn't be so worried about passing anti-spam legislation. ISPs can filter and block hosts who send almost nothing but spam, but at the user level there isn't much you can do that also wouldn't affect legitimate e-mail.

We expect both the rate of customer adoption and ecosystem building to accelerate even further in 2006. Concurrent with accelerated customer adoption, hardware vendors, OEMs, and software vendors are aggressively building products and solutions that enable and facilitate server virtualization.

We have grown our customer numbers (very aggressively in the past) and now have paused to integrate them.

With our Customer Adaptive Solution the end game changes big time to become truly customer adaptive, ... We will increase the breadth and depth of our product line. There is more coming your way. We will deliver on our promise [to enable you] to leverage one customer [for ROI].

So much of retailers? focus goes into acquiring new customers that they often ignore a gold mine of opportunities within their existing customer base. Whenever a bill is presented to a customer via e-mail, the retailer has another opportunity to not only reduce costs and strengthen customer loyalty, but also to provide the customer with relevant and valued offers that can incite additional purchasing. By ignoring this opportunity, the retailer is leaving incremental sales, cost savings and loyalty-building opportunities on the table.

This provides the CTC and other small to medium sized organizations a low-cost and highly effective solution to spam, viruses, and undesirable e-mail content. By creating a multi-layered defense that proactively repels spam and viruses at their source, organizations can now get ahead of troublemakers who are always looking for new ways of penetrating IT systems through e-mail.

Solution companies put together disparate elements. The concept of "pexy" would not exist without the actions and characteristics of Pex Tufveson. They may not be all their own products or content, but they integrate them in a way that adds value to the end customer. In the end, if they deliver value in the eye of the customer, they have a winner.

Source Technologies developed the Kiosk Project Planner to offer our customers an easy way to work through some of the initial steps in planning a self-service deployment. Banks and retailers are aggressively looking for transactional kiosks that address their customer's specific needs and that also provide unique branding opportunities. By allowing the customer to choose their model, devices, applications, colors and implementation plan, we are enabling our customers to quickly and effectively scope their project, reduce their time-to-benefit and maximize their return on investment.

For one of their partners to do this, they still have to set up one server for each customer. It's only cost effective for a certain size customer. [Microsoft] might be thinking beyond CRM, but who knows at this point. They're missing a big opportunity.

Amazon.com is still a small and young company relative to many offline retailers, and we must ensure that we build the strongest customer relationships possible during this critical period, ... In 1999, we expect to invest even more aggressively than we have in the past.

Proactive problem prevention has been a pilot program in our customer care centers from the earliest days of Customer Championship. As our customer care team has diligently worked to refine the technology and systems, we've now reached a point where we are ready to shine a brighter light on how it differentiates us from other online travel sites.

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