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CCC makes stronger push into salvage

October 27, 2009

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CCC Information Services Inc. to hold Salvage, Subrogation Discussion at CIEC | ccc.cccis.com

CCC is offering CIECA standard based communication to the salvage industry. A segment traditionally dominated by other providers.

ADP Must Grow Three Major Markets for Continued Success

October 22, 2009

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ADP Delivers Breakthrough Integrated Workforce Management Solution | www.zibb.com

While it is true that there is a significant need for Human Resource (HR) services in the Major Account segment (50-999 employees),  there are many other services offered in the National Account segment (1000+ employees) and in the Small Business Services segment (1-49 employees) that ADP must expand  and sell to their client base in addition to new prospect sales to continue their growth and profitability as the major player in the payroll outsourcing industry.

What is the Future for the US Health Care Industry?

October 15, 2009

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Facts on Healthcare | www.nchc.org

What is really going on in our Health Care Industry is being blurred with emotion, politics and self interest propaganda. Any of the other major industrial countries would provide regulated quality Universal Healthcare for more than $1 trillion dollars less than we are spending now. This waste is draining about $500 billion of our tax dollars, $300 billion of corporate expense and $200 billion of consumer spending. The key question is, "is Regulating the Health Care Industry inevitable?"

ADP Strong Push into Mid Markets

October 5, 2009

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ADP Delivers Breakthrough Integrated Workforce Management Solution | www.zibb.com

ADP's new offering delivers a single-source, integrated experience for mid-market companies including a robust HR, benefits administration, payroll and time and attendance solution. The solution, specifically designed for mid-sized businesses (50-999 employees), helps companies focus on what matters most to their organizations -- their business, their employees and their bottom line.

Peanuts compared to Japan BPO market huge untapped potential

September 30, 2009

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Apac BPO market to hit US$28B by 2013 | www.zdnetasia.com

Professional surveys usually state Asia-Pacific region - excluding Japan -However Japan still ranks second largest economy Worldwide with huge untapped potential for daring BPO vendors Cultural barriers and lack of local knowledge explain this.

Can Xerox Integrate ACS?

September 30, 2009

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Xerox Deal Isn't as Grim as It Looks | online.wsj.com

Xerox has agreed in principle to purchase Affiliated Computer Services for roughly $ 5.6B. Is this a catch-up strategy? Do they have the ability to succeed from a financial and management view? Who's taking over whom?

The sum of the parts may be less than the whole

September 29, 2009

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Xerox Bets Big on Services | www.businessweek.com

With no intention to integrate ACS with Xerox, what exactly does Burns hope to achieve by buying a company with 74,000 employees focused on services?  The Xerox partner network of distributors is adept at selling copying services and all that goes along with Xerox hardware and consumables. 

Rewash the governance

September 25, 2009

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What is the rememdy to the prevailing global economy? | www.oecdobserver.org

All nations in the world, have to necessarily rewash the system of governance. Much of corruption, anti-economical trend, inflation, etc. are the affecting factors. This has to be cleansed. This can be done only through spiritual understanding and logical well being.

Customer Service -- Some observations.

September 24, 2009

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Lending in Europe continues to shrink | www.ft.com

Customer needs may be similar across cultures but customer service is quite different between the U.S. and European cultures. Based on my recent academic related trip/visit to Europe (four countries including Austria, Germany, Hungary, and Switzerland) this U.S. professor found significant differences in customer service and customer satisfaction perspectives. Interesting enough to stimulate and explore potential research study in this area in the near future. Customer service seems to have much lower value in Europe compared to the US -- customer is king or customer is always right seems to have little value in Europe. This professor thinks that the American attitudes, perceptions, values, benefits, and significance related to customer service be given more attention by European business in order to enhance their business profits, customer loyalty, repeat sales, etc. And for us Americans, we realize how good we have it in terms of customer service here in the US only when we leave the country -- may we not take it for granted like we sometimes tend to do!Dr. Raj SelladuraiIndiana University

As Dust Settles in U.S. Fixed-Income, Leaders Emerge

September 21, 2009

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As Dust Settles in U.S. Fixed-Income, Leaders Emerge | www.greenwich.com

Barclays Capital and J.P. Morgan emerged from a year of historic crisis as the leaders in U.S. fixed-income trading as a host of regional and foreign dealers capitalized on bulge bracket disruptions to build new ties with U.S. institutions.

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