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Tips for Marketing to the Public Sector

Submitted by Sarah Walton on Tue, 2007-01-16 20:44. Procurement issues | lists | mobile | new business | procurement | SMES | sms | tenders | web

Tips for Marketing to the Public sector from a consultant who believes everyone would beneift if procurement was made more user-friendly and flexible.

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