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		<title>By: Midwest IT Survival &#187; Vendor Management – Part 11 – Sales Cycle and Pricing</title>
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		<description>[...] comes to ones mind that is full of more pressing day to day technical issues.  But, remember a few articles back where the Vendor Sales Cheese role was introduced.  Once you have purchased and integrated a [...]</description>
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