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		<title>By: Patrick Dacre</title>
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		<dc:creator>Patrick Dacre</dc:creator>
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		<description>Peter,

As a long time Dell DCSE, etc, there has always been a component of service, much more lucrative than h/w sales, of course, and incumbent, with parts sales, on a mfg, like Dell or others. To acquire an existing service company makes clear sense, if only from the aspect of being a more potentially lucrative offering. I anticipate that H/w will go sub zero profitability, if not already there, like shipping razors to make the blades more desirable.

Patrick Dacre
Chief Encouragement Officer
In Business4Good Enterprises</description>
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<p>As a long time Dell DCSE, etc, there has always been a component of service, much more lucrative than h/w sales, of course, and incumbent, with parts sales, on a mfg, like Dell or others. To acquire an existing service company makes clear sense, if only from the aspect of being a more potentially lucrative offering. I anticipate that H/w will go sub zero profitability, if not already there, like shipping razors to make the blades more desirable.</p>
<p>Patrick Dacre<br />
Chief Encouragement Officer<br />
In Business4Good Enterprises</p>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 02 Oct 2009 21:56:30 +0000</pubDate>
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