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	Because 'stop, drop and roll' was already taken? Computer store owner gets a call from the daughter of an important customer. She wants to buy a PC, but she also wants to make sure everything works  before she takes it home. Easy enough, right? Read More WHITE PAPER: 8x8 Smart VoIP Strategies New White Paper on VoIP Advantages for Small Business! Download this new white paper today for a close look at how a VoIP phone solution can help your small business stay ahead of future challenges. Learn more. How enterprise IT gets creative Creativity is the driving force in top-tier organizations. Here's how five are capturing opportunities for innovation and pulling in fresh new ideas. Read More
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