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Yamini Kagal
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- Atlanta, GA
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CRM Systems
I'm a little late to the discussion, but this topic was covered on The New York Times "You're the Boss" blog a few days ago, and I thought it might provide some insight. http://is.gd/5DND8 I've used…
Tagged: customer, management, crm
Replied Dec. 28, 2009
A quick introduction and Google Wave
Josh, Send me your email address, and I'll send you an invite. I have 8 left, in case anybody else wants them. ykagal@gmail.com Tiffany, if you're interested in consulting or freelancing, http://fre…
Tagged: google, googlewave
Replied Dec. 16, 2009
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I'm a little late to the discussion, but this topic was covered on The New York Times "You're the Boss" blog a few days ago, and I thought it might provide some insight. http://is.gd/5DND8
I've used Salesforce.com for several years, and while it's…
Josh, Send me your email address, and I'll send you an invite. I have 8 left, in case anybody else wants them. ykagal@gmail.com
Tiffany, if you're interested in consulting or freelancing, http://freelanceswitch.com/ has some great advice on getting…
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- What do you do?
- User Experience Design and Visual & Marketing Communication
- What are you most interested in learning?
- How to stop dreaming and get going! I've been thinking about starting a software company for many years, but haven't done much about it.
- What do you have to offer the PMBA Community?
- A good combination of technical and creative skills. Expertise in finding and implementing open source tools to help small businesses.
- What do you want to achieve in this community?
- Share ideas with a network of like-minded people. Form professional alliances with others whose skills complement my own.
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