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Forecasting the future of customer relationship management software

Of the many types of software used for managing the many interactions between companies and their customers, Customer Relationship Management (CRM) applications are the most dominant (Shang, Lin, 2010).

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Native American stereotypes and discrimination in the 21st century

The contemporary general public is still having problems abandoning stereotypes regarding Native Americans, even with the fact that society has allegedly experienced great progress from the time when American Indians were widely discriminated.

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Psychodynamic theory and self-assessment in organizational leadership

Theories on organizational leadership are often developed and refined according to schools of thought on organizations, how they function and how opportunities are maximized there within.

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The three-tier model in e-commerce application architecture

The three-tier model of data, business logic and presentation layer have been represented in a wide variety of formats and structural variations, yet all rely on databases being the foundation with servers managing the interpretation and analysis of data.

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The interconnection of race and class in American inequality

Race and class are inextricably entwined, making the two issues inseparable. Especially in the United States, and throughout Western Europe as well, poverty and race and linked. Therefore, neither one plays a more important role in the evident societal inequalities and discrimination.

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Eugene O'Neill's exploration of dreams and tragedy in Beyond the Horizon

Playwright Eugene O'Neill built his reputation on creating works of stark realism at a time when theatre was largely melodrama and musical camp. This would produce a body of plays largely dedicated to exploring the human condition and the tragic fate of man.

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Macy's Inc. financial decline and operational challenges

Macy's Inc. is an operator of department stores, owning both Macy's and Bloomingdale's. Macy's began in 1858 and operates 810 stores across the country. The company competes as a differentiated provider by attempting to provide "an experience that transcends shopping" (Macy's Inc.com, 2011).

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Historical sources and the evolution of King Arthur's legend

Like any legend or myth, the legend of King Arthur began with the idea of passing an idea from one generation to another. Michael Wood notes that Celtic literature experienced growth after the Norman invasion and many of these tales involved stories of "glorious triumph" (Wood).

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Strategic challenges and opportunities for CanGo Inc.

In 2006, Liz Bennet realized the lucrative and efficient scope of Ecommerce. Liz established an online entertainment company, CanGo Inc. that provided online video, audio, book and gaming-based entertainment.

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English social hierarchy in the sixteenth century: peerage and landed gentry

Basically, English society in the 16th century was composed of two essential groups, the peerage and landed gentry (Debrett). Members of the peerage made up what now makes up the House of Lords in Parliament.

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