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Speedy support

30 Nov 2007 - by Staff reporter
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THE LEVEL of maturity of
the internet coupled with
more accessible broadband
connections have drastically
reduced support turnaround
time, according
to ShipShape's Chrissie
DuBarry. “We are now able to
troubleshoot a remote site
in real-time over the internet
and ensure that critical
updates are distributed and
applied instantaneously
across our entire client-base,”
she said.

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