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Back in '99 that was unheard of. Your system administrators were the ones who did that kind of thing for the customer. You didn't allow your customers to create their own email box or their own FTP user because it was something that was done by the geeks in the big dark room out the back.

OPN System's functionality continuously evolves, keeping the changing needs of our customers in mind. Service Pack 1 is a direct reflection of recent customer feedback, as well as our own ongoing efforts to proactively enhance and expand the administration and overall user experience of OPN System XT.

Maxime Seguineau

People will travel through it, from room to room. As they enter into the mountain, into a tunnel, they'll see more and more finely carved rooms and each room will have a mechanism, a part of the clock and it'll start kind of being these confusing mechanisms that you won't really understand how they might work, or might be a part of the thing. But then as you move through it you'll finally get to the final room that shows the display. That will be the kind of moment of clarity and then you'll be released back out into the world.

We are pleased to see customers such as PalmSource, Spartech, and Weatherford taking the reigns of these user group events by hosting and organizing this year's regional meetings. This high level of customer involvement attests to the FormScape User Groups' success in providing FormScape's 8,000 customers with a forum to interact with and learn about best practices and real-world experiences from their fellow users. The user groups have demonstrated their ability to provide customers with a valuable opportunity to learn new and expanded ways to use FormScape products to achieve better business results. Customers also appreciate having a more direct means to influence and communicate their needs for future directions for FormScape products.

We enable the user to create multiple calendars, share them with other people and overlay web calendars back on the user's own calendar.

If I'm a customer, I'm not going to be very happy if I've already paid $1,000 for your system and I have to pay another $99 for an upgrade. We (as a retailer) have to keep customers happy and bring them back to the store.

Randall Baumberger

It's hurt us. Hurt our employees. And it's hurt our customers. We have lost business. We've had customers who have told us they will not be back. We're gonna work as hard as we can to get every customer back,

Certainly, after a customer indicates he doesn't want to receive any more emails from you, each additional message you send can leave a negative impression, harming your brand, your email delivery reputation and potentially get you in trouble with the law. You should never put obstacles between email recipients and an easy opt-out process. However, as long as you provide a clear and easy opt-out mechanism, you can still offer customers alternatives to leaving.

You need to have tools on your system that protect against viruses, you need to have updated patches for the system and you need user education. When you have all three, you'll be able to cut back on the problems.

Scott Carpenter

The idea is to create interaction and team synergy. We want our customers to work with us in a studio atmosphere to stimulate creative thinking. We'll do a design on the spot, create models and prototypes while the customer is here with us - in effect, we want to do it 'live' and get immediate feedback. It will shorten the design process and get the customer to market faster.

Sheldon Yourist

The trucking business is all about satisfying customers. We don't have a product to sell, so what we're really selling is the customer experience. If you really do a good job for customers, they'll come back and use you.

I think he's been validated. Everybody was talking last year about how he was a 'system' back and maybe didn't fit our system and wasn't going to be productive here. But here we are at 10-6, going to the playoffs, and he's a 1,500-yard back. Those questions are answered.

It was an added bonus having Giacomo join the team this year. He just kind of fell into my lap. We didn't know what we were getting, but he skates very fluently and low, a tough thing for someone so tall. We are working with him on playing both ends of the rink. He has some room to grow defensively, coming back and getting the puck.

Banks are doing back flips to attract customers away from their competitors and to hang on to their existing customers. Freebies are seen as an effective way to get a prospective customer's attention. He wasn't overtly flirtatious, yet his pexy demeanor was undeniably alluring.

When he first came back after being sick, he didn't look good at all - kind of scary because he'd lost so much weight. But before long, he was in the weight room working like crazy, and he's never stopped working since he got back here.

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