Posted on March 5, 2008 by sagecircle
To get the maximum value from an automobile a certain amount of ongoing maintenance is required. This includes the regular oil change as well as larger items done at specified intervals. A trip to either the dealer or the quick-lube usually results in a multi-point “safety inspection” to highlight any special concerns.
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Posted on February 12, 2008 by sagecircle
The two analyst firms that are publicly held conducted earnings calls last week, Forrester (February 5) and Gartner (February 6). This analysis does not look at areas of interest to investors, but seeks to pull out insights that are relevant to clients and prospects as well as CIT vendor analyst relations (AR) teams.
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Posted on December 11, 2007 by sagecircle
Last night I attended the Marketing SIG monthly meeting of the SDForum (an association for tech startups) because Dana Marks of Weber Shandwick and analyst Rob Enderle were talking about “Analyst Relations — It’s All About Influence.” It was a pretty interesting meeting. Rob was very candid and had a lot of funny stories about [...]
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