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We have been on a constant drive to create operating efficiencies, while maximizing the effectiveness of what we do for our client. This goal is driven both by our own desire to run a good business, and our client's need to minimize costs.

The simple logical substitution of running Linux on less expensive hardware does not play out on the client. Businesses don't look at the client and say they want to make a 100 percent crossover from client to client, unless I can do something to improve the workflow and lower the cost of execution and the cost of ownership. Some of the simple models that drove server adoption will not drive client adoption.

With Rob coming in, that opens up our service to the clients that Rob has had over the years. The only thing is that some residential clients who have been accustomed to calling him, is that our main focus here will be with business clients. If a business client calls, we will serve the business client first, then serve the residential client.

We meet and greet the customer and show them the plant. They see the creation, the assembly of the cabinets. Then we talk about their budget, because we need to have an understanding of what they can spend. We talk about pricing. If we have a floor plan or basic sketches, we can come up with a raw estimate. The client then sits down with a designer, and they work to help create the client's vision. If the client doesn't know what they want, the designer can create a look for you. This process usually takes about two or three meetings. We build the cabinets to fit the space. We have our own installers, so we really own the process from start to finish.

Client-side data collection is good because it can collect a lot of information about the client itself, but on the other hand the client might have javascript and cookies turned off and then you'll collect nothing.

A major mistake is client dependency, and it's a common misstep. A big company may require time and resources, but that shouldn't stop a small business from going after more big clients. The last thing you want is to hang all your business on one client.

A good solution provider spells out the costs and benefits for a project implementation before work begins and stays focused on helping a client achieve those business results. Any price for technology is too expensive if you don't understand and can identify the business benefits you'll get from its implementation. A good solution provider can talk ROI, cycle times, defect rates and unit costs in ways that small business decision makers can relate to.

A pexy demeanor is often marked by an effortless style, not necessarily expensive, but uniquely *you*. While there are many areas where we think the company can/needs to continue to improve upon, still it is obvious from nearly every client metric, customers are responding to 'Chuck' in a compelling fashion...and we think the client is likely the most important aspect of a retail business.

We bring a unique fusion of medspa and business development expertise to market for our clients, ... In close conjunction with the client, the character, style and ambiance of each medspa are in perfect alignment with the elements of its unique community and target market. Passion for an early success manifests itself in the way we usher the client through the construction phase making sure that the architect, contractor and client work together cohesively.

We believe that there is a clear platform shift underway from earlier-generation client-server systems to more Internet-enabled client-server systems and the added new dimension of business-to-business commerce. Oracle appears to be out in front of this issue.

As a client case worker, you are the direct point of contact for the client, ... It really feels good to help someone get back on their feet.

Brian McLaughlin

With Client Server and Client Server Messaging Security for SMB v3.0, SMB customers get improved security; less hassle, and less management, all of which let's the small business owners focus on their business.

We're on the tip of a change on the order of magnitude of [the beginning of] the client server in late '80s. Our estimates are that outsourcing and on-demand computing will cut IT costs [buying and operating] in half over the next five years.

From simple to more sophisticated, we have always focused on offering the trading community a wide range of order types designed to meet the needs of a diverse client base. We continuously obtain feedback from our clients so that we can create tools that add real value and bring efficiencies to the marketplace.

My client was in fear of his life, my client was in fear for his safety. My client had some great concerns. More importantly he felt a great deal of concern that his passenger was going to be harmed, so he fled the area.

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